Georgetown University NCAA News

Aug. 29, 2008 The New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations Donnie Walsh announced today that forward Patrick Ewing, Jr.

The 2008 Volleyball season gets underway Friday when the Colonials face American in the first match of the DC Challenge.

Throughout the storied history of the Georgetown basketball program, much has been written about the Hoya legends that return to the Hilltop to work out with each year's current group of players.

The Georgetown University football team held its second scrimmage of the preseason on Saturday, August 23, the final tuneup of the season as the Hoyas get ready for the 2008 season opener.

The Jacksonville University men's basketball for 2008-09 became even tougher when the school announced that perennial Big East Conference power Georgetown had been added to the schedule.

Regardless of what side of the political aisle you happen to stand, the opening of presidential candidate Sen.

An adviser for Missouri transfer Keon Lawrence says Lawrence will apply to the NCAA for a hardship ruling aimed at allowing the junior guard to play this season at Seton Hall.

The top scorer and most-decorated player in the four-year history of King's Fork girls basketball has added perhaps the most meaningful honor yet to her long list.

Led by an impressive performance from two Georgetown sophomores and a pair of incoming freshmen, the Tombs posted an impressive 81-65 win over the Madness All-Stars to capture the Kenner League Championship ...

Georgetown University head women's basketball coach Terri Williams-Flournoy has signed a contract extension that will keep her leading the Hoya program through the 2011-12 academic year.

The Georgetown University women's basketball coaching staff will look a little bit different in 2008-09. Former Hoya standout athlete and 10-year assistant coach Niki Reid Geckeler has recently been named the ...

Ashanti Cook was not totally surprised when his friend and former Georgetown teammate, Sead Dizdarevic, called him up a few months ago and invited him to go to Montenegro to help run a week-long basketball camp. After all, Dizdarevic had often talked about his homeland and his desire to bring the Hoyas there, and as Cook put it, "Sead, whenever he puts his mind to something, he gets it done."

Over the past few months, Dizdarevic has been working with the U.S. Embassy in Montenegro to plan this trip, which he calls "a basketball diplomacy program." He secured funding from the U.S. State Department and Opportunity Bank, a microfinance institution based in Podgorica, Montenegro, and enlisted the help of four former teammates -- Cook, Darrel Owens, Amadou Kilkenny-Diaw and RaMell Ross -- and one former coach, Matt Henry, Georgetown's director of basketball operations.

The 20 Second Timeout 07.25.08: Seven Pearls of Wisdom from John Thompson Posted by David Friedman on 07.25.2008 Former Georgetown Coach and current TNT commentator John Thompson recently offered seven pearls ...

The 20 Second Timeout 07.25.08: Seven Pearls of Wisdom from John Thompson Posted by David Friedman on 07.25.2008 Former Georgetown Coach and current TNT commentator John Thompson recently offered seven pearls ...

And then there were 10. All week, we've outlined our criteria for the Prestige Rankings, a numerical method of ranking the best Division I men's college basketball programs since the 1984-85 season.

Octavius "Tay" Spann might be the only person who thinks the summer has passed too slowly.

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The reason for the disparate opinions likely stems from two obvious truths. First, Billy Packer was very good at what he did.

Despite losing two transfers this offseason, Georgetown coach John Thompson said he doesn't feel that there is trouble in the district.

Roy Hibbert and Brandon Rush gave Indiana Pacers coach Jim O'Brien what they thought was the "right" answer about their expectations heading into their rookie NBA seasons.