ESPN's Big East 2022-23 conference predictions

[HooperScooper]

UConn predicted 3rd or 4th (tie). Sanogo unanimous POY.

Thought this was an interesting comment.

Who or what are we not talking nearly enough about in the Big East?​

Lunardi: Put me in Danny Hurley's UConn camp. Since rejoining the Big East, I've always thought the Huskies would be the team to eventually dethrone Villanova. They're arguably set up better for the long run than any other Big East school. UConn is 24-12 in its first two Big East seasons, with a pair of single-digit NCAA seeds. So if not this year, the breakthrough is coming soon, in both the conference race and in March. As long as Hurley stays out of his own way, he is the coach who can bring a fifth national (men's) championship to Storrs.

Villanova's post-Jay Wright future, a potential new face of the league and more Big East predictions

The countdown to the 2022-23 college basketball season continues with a wide-open Big East, where Villanova's dominance could be ending with the retirement of Jay Wright.

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[OkaForPrez]

UConn predicted 3rd or 4th (tie). Sanogo unanimous POY.

Thought this was an interesting comment.

Who or what are we not talking nearly enough about in the Big East?​

Lunardi: Put me in Danny Hurley's UConn camp. Since rejoining the Big East, I've always thought the Huskies would be the team to eventually dethrone Villanova. They're arguably set up better for the long run than any other Big East school. UConn is 24-12 in its first two Big East seasons, with a pair of single-digit NCAA seeds. So if not this year, the breakthrough is coming soon, in both the conference race and in March. As long as Hurley stays out of his own way, he is the coach who can bring a fifth national (men's) championship to Storrs.

Villanova's post-Jay Wright future, a potential new face of the league and more Big East predictions

The countdown to the 2022-23 college basketball season continues with a wide-open Big East, where Villanova's dominance could be ending with the retirement of Jay Wright.

www.espn.com

From anyone but Lunardi that would be encouraging.

 

[HuskyHawk]

From anyone but Lunardi that would be encouraging.

At least it’s not from Jim Cramer.