Our continuing look at how the second-seeded Hoyas compare with the South region's other notables and whether Florida, Michigan or Kansas stands as the trickiest potential foe of all.

The NCAA Tournament's South Region is loaded with title contenders and notable progams. We compare the No. 2 Hoyas with the field.

After Georgetown walloped Syracuse for the second team this season last Saturday, the Orange's longtime coach said he would take the Hoyas star with the first pick in the NBA Draft.

Despite Friday's loss to Syracuse, Georgetown remains in play for a high seed in the NCAA Tournament, just perhaps not as high as originally hoped.

It might be easy, lazy easy to suggest it's hard to beat a team three times in the same season. Easy or not, Georgetown late rally could not give them a sweep over 3-point shooting Syracuse.

Syracuse finally prevails over Georgetown , needing overtime to defeat the Hoyas for the first time in three tries this season.

After Otto Porter's scoring squeezed the Orange in the first meeting and guards shot Georgetown to a win last week, Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim has a defensive dilemma for Friday's rematch.

After closing out Cincinnati with a decisive run, Georgetown now has another chance to close out its Big East history against Syracuse in Friday's tournament semifinals