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MBB Minute – Butler, Villanova and Providence lit up the scoreboard, leading the way for the BIG EAST on Tuesday night.  Butler connected on 17 3-pointers, moving to 3-0 on the season.  The Wildcats set a new program standard from beyond the arc, making 22 treys in a 34-point rout of Sacred Heart.  The Friars posted its second straight 100+ point performance in a win over Penn.
 
Butler 98, Chicago State 66 - Box Score
Butler also used the long ball to blitz Chicago State on Tuesday night.  Butler made 17 3-pointers, led by five trifectas from Finley Bizjack.  He led five players in double figures, with 22 points.  The Bulldogs improved to 3-0 on the season and are averaging better than 99 points through the first three games of the season.
 
Villanova 94, Sacred Heart 60 - Box Score
The Wildcats connected on a program-record 22 3-pointers in a 34-point win over Sacred Heart.  Bryce Lindsay set a new Nova single-game record with nine 3FG, while Devin Askew connected on seven - en route to scoring 27 points apiece in the win.  Freshman Acaden Lewis - who ranks second in the league in assists (5.0 apg) - dished out eight helpers in the victory.
 
Providence 106, Penn 81 - Box Score
Six Friars reached double-digits in the scoring column, led by Corey Floyd Jr.'s 20 points in a commanding win over Penn.  Ryan Mela earned his first start of the season, registering a double-double with 18 points and 12 boards.  The 106 points marked the first time since the 2008-09 season that Providence scored in triple digits in consecutive games.
 
Buffalo 66, DePaul 53 - Box Score
NJ Benson scored 11 points and grabbed eight rebounds as DePaul dropped its first game of the season at home against Buffalo.  It was Benson's third game of the season in double figures.  The Blue Demons fought back in the second half, using a 23-7 run to get it 46-44 with 7:38 to play, but could not get any closer down the stretch.
 
Gonzaga 90, Creighton 63 - Box Score
No. 23/23 Creighton dropped its first game of 2025-26 at No. 19/19 Gonzaga.  It was a matchup of two of three teams nationally to have won at least 22 games in each of the last six years. Blake Harper and Nik Graves led the Bluejays with 12 points apiece.  Jackson McAndrew led CU with six rebounds.
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Wednesday night features a pair of games on ESPN+ - Georgetown hosts Binghamton at 6:30 p.m. ET, followed by Marquette facing Little Rock at the Fiserv Forum at 8 p.m. ET.
 
ESPN+
Binghamton at Georgetown - 6:30 p.m. ET - Watch
Dan Kolko (pxp); Martin Bahar (analyst)
 
Little Rock at Marquette - 8 p.m. ET - Watch
Josh Maurer (pxp); Brian Butch (analyst)