Big East Schedule Released

Mitchell Petit-Frere, Sports Editor • September 5, 2012

The 2012/13 BIG EAST men’s basketball schedule was released today.

While every BIG EAST game will be national televised this season, the St. John’s men’s basketball team will feature in a number of marquee games on premier sports networks. The Red Storm can be seen on one of ESPN’s family of networks seven times this season, while also being featured in a 4 P.M. match-up against Georgetown on CBS.

Here is the full 2012/13 BIG EAST Conference men’s basketball schedule for the Red Storm:

Wednesday, Jan. 2 – at Villanova – 8 P.M.- ESPNU

Saturday, Jan. 5 – at Cincinnati – 4 P.M. – ESPNU

Wednesday, Jan. 9 – vs. Rutgers – 7 P.M. – BIG EAST Network

Saturday, Jan. 12 – vs. Georgetown – 11 A.M. – ESPN2

Tuesday, Jan. 15 – vs. Notre Dame – 7 P.M. – ESPN2

Saturday Jan. 19 – at DePaul – 5 P.M./7 P.M. – BIG EAST Network

Wednesday, Jan. 23 – at Rutgers – 7 P.M. – BIG EAST Network

Sunday, Jan. 27 – vs. Seton Hall – N/A – BIG EAST Network

Wednesday, Jan. 30 – vs. DePaul – 9 P.M. – ESPNU

Saturday, Feb. 2 – at Georgetown – 11 A.M. – CBS

Wednesday, Feb. 6 – vs Connecticut – 7 P.M. – ESPNU

Sunday, Feb. 10 – at Syracuse – 1 P.M. – ESPN

Thursday, Feb. 14 – at Louisville – 9 P.M. – ESPN/ESPN 2

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Mitchell Petit-Frere, Managing Editor

Contact: [email protected]. Mitch likes Cristiano Ronaldo. Other than that, he’s been a great Sports Editor the past year. Mitch came in as the biggest question mark, with only half a year of experience as a staff writer and fresh from a semester abroad where he picked up weird fashion trends like scarves in the summer. He quickly answered any questions about whether he was up to the task, improving the sports section in every facet, while adding a unique voice in his columns. Now, as managing editor, I’m sure he’ll bring that same perspective and quality to the paper as a whole. — Mike Cunniff Editor-in-Chief, Emeritus