UConn Tops Georgetown 93-79 as Huskies Push for Big East Momentum

Tarris Reed Jr. and Solo Ball led UConn with standout performances, but questions persist about the team's consistency heading into the postseason.

Tarris Reed Jr. recorded a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds off the bench, while Solo Ball added 20 points, including four 3-pointers, in UConn's victory over Georgetown.
UConn dominated second-chance points, outscoring Georgetown 30-2, and shot an efficient 56% from the field in the game.
Despite the win, UConn continues to face challenges in perimeter play and turnovers, having allowed opponents to shoot 35.9% from three in conference play while struggling with ball control.
Head coach Dan Hurley emphasized the need for grit and composure as the Huskies aim to improve their Big East seeding and NCAA tournament standing, currently hovering around an 8-9 seed projection.
Georgetown's Micah Perry scored 25 points, but the Hoyas were without injured freshman standout Thomas Sorber, further highlighting UConn's dominance in the matchup.