March Madness Big East Conference Record (St. John's, UConn Go Down in Round of 32)

Mar 20, 2025; Providence, RI, USA;  St. John's Red Storm guard RJ Luis Jr. (12) puts up a shot during the second half against the Omaha Mavericks at Amica Mutual Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-Imagn Images
Mar 20, 2025; Providence, RI, USA; St. John's Red Storm guard RJ Luis Jr. (12) puts up a shot during the second half against the Omaha Mavericks at Amica Mutual Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-Imagn Images / Eric Canha-Imagn Images

The Big East entered the 2025 NCAA Tournament with the two-time defending National Champion Connecticut Huskies, but it left with no team reaching the Sweet 16.

UConn, St. John's and Creighton all won their first-round games, but they all lost in the Round of 32, with No. 2 St. John's suffering a brutal upset against No. 10 Arkansas.

On Sunday, the Huskies' bid for a third-straight national title came to an end against the Florida Gators, who took the lead late to end UConn's season. Marquette lost in the first round to New Mexico, so the Big East ended up going just 3-4 in seven games in the 2025 tournament.

Here are the results for every Big East NCAA Tournament game in 2025. 

Big East 2025 NCAA Tournament Results

First Round and First Four

  • No. 11 Xavier beats No. 11 Texas, 86-80
  • No. 9 Creighton beat No. 8 Louisville, 89-75
  • No. 2 St. John’s beat No. 15 Nebraska Omaha, 83-53
  • No. 7 Marquette lost to No. 10 New Mexico, 75-66
  • No. 8 Connecticut beat No. 9 Oklahoma, 67-59
  • No. 11 Xavier lost to No. 6 Illinois, 86-73

Second Round

  • St. John’s lost to Arkansas, 75-66
  • Creighton lost to Auburn, 82-70
  • UConn lost to Florida, 77-75

Big East Teams: Odds to Win March Madness

There are no teams in the Big East left in the NCAA Tournament.


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Reed Wallach
REED WALLACH

Reed is a Senior Editor at SI Betting. He grew up in New Jersey and graduated from the University of Wisconsin. His passion lies with the Brooklyn Nets, but is always hunting for an edge.