Biggest Regular Season Win

[PGsHeroes32]

Vander at the Garden immediately comes to mind, but I'd also put #1 Villanova up there. We didn't know at the time we'd lose 4 of the next 5, but it pretty much guaranteed a tourney bids after 3 years on the outside and it was big for the program.

While it's hard to isolate one, I would also point to the 2010 overtime road games. We won three straight on the road in OT at Cincy, St. John's, and Seton Hall and that got us to the tourney in what was supposed to be a rebuilding year.

Others that come to mind are the 2002 and 2003 Cincinnati wins (breaking 20-game winning streak, guaranteeing CUSA outright title) and the 2006 UConn win.

I forgot to comment but these were the games I meant to mention too. Obviously not as impactful as Tuesdays game. But that stretch by that team was incredible. Plus the Uconn game winner by Jimmy.

That team rose from the ashes and won a bunch of grinder games when needed.

the Jae vs WVU game was a great one. Again, not in terms of scale but impressive and it basically locked up his POY like I think TK did the other night.

[mu_hilltopper]

https://www.youtube.com/v/YSQYoBiXAAI

[NCMUFan]

I can't recall one on the road since at Louisville in 2003.

Could only listen to this one.  But the comeback was amazing.
Homer was fun to listen to.

[pbiflyer]

I really liked Marquette over Notre Dame in the 80–81 season.

[ATL MU Warrior]

I forgot guys used to wear pants instead of shorts