it all comes down to this

Well it was another good night in Madison Square Garden as the Hoyas took care of the Mountaineers of West Virginia. It was almost a carbon copy of the previous game against Villanova. They got out to a double digit lead only to leave WVU get right back into the game thanks to some hot shooting by Alex Ruoff early in the second half.

But after closing the gap to 4, the Hoyas promptly went on a 16-0 run to end any chance of the upset.

Last night was living proof of why you have to believe in Roy. He came out early hitting a three and getting a steal on the perimeter. As DaJuan Summers likes to say, he was "Angry Roy" last night.

Tonight's game will likely be the last Big East game for Jon, Roy, Tyler, and Pat, unless, of course, they meet up with one of these familiar foes in the NCAA Tournament.

How fitting is it that this class can be the first class to ever win back to back regular season and conference tournament titles? Oh and a win tonight gives them 100 for their career as well as a win over every other team in the conference this season.

Not too bad my man.

Game 11: Hoyas 68 Panthers 60 First it was Sapp, then Hibbert, so tonight I look for Summers or Freeman to lead the team in scoring. I think the fourth game in as many days will catch up with Pittsburgh in the second half. MVP of the tournament should go to the whole team.

SEC = MESS: I saw the footage of the Georgia Dome rocking last night. No it wasn't because of some great play, it was because of a Tornado. It was pretty scary, especially if, like me, you sat in the upper deck last year. I would have freaked out if that had happened while I was there.

In a scheduling oddity, the winner of today's Kentucky - Georgia game is going to have to play another game later tonight. The rare basketball doubleheader.

Story of the Day: Check out the blurb below to see what the Redskins are up to these days. I can't believe Kirk is in line for another job like this after his last mistake.

Former San Francisco 49ers public relations director Kirk Reynolds is scheduled to interview Monday for the Redskins' top media relations job, a league source said yesterday.

Reynolds, who works with Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott, left the 49ers in 2005 after producing a controversial in-house video meant to prepare players for dealing with the media. The video, which was shown to players as part of a diversity workshop, included racist jokes and topless women.