St. John's jumped out to an early lead and upset No. 3 Duke on Sunday afternoon.

It was just the second loss of the season for the Blue Devils, who committed 17 turnovers and shot just 5-for-26 from three-point land.

The Red Storm shot 59.3% from the field.

No. 2 Pittsburgh overcame a rough shooting night to beat Rutgers 65-62 and avoid a second-straight upset loss.

Ashton Gibbs scored 22 points for the Panthers, who got 12 of their last 15 points from the foul line.

"I liked how we made plays down the end, especially the free throws," coach Jamie Dixon said. "We did what we wanted to do assignment-wise and defensively. We finished the game in a good way. They defended well, we defended well, but at end of game we made our free throws, took care of the ball and rebounded, things that we wanted to do."

Pitt has now won 20 or more games in 10 straight seasons.

Marquette handed No. 9 Syracuse their fourth straight loss on Saturday afternoon.

Jae Crowder scored 13 of his 25 points in the second half to lead the Golden Eagles to a 76-70 victory.

The Orange have lost four in a row for the first time since Jan. 16-29, 2006.

Syracuse had won five straight over Marquette since it joined the conference in 2005 and held a 7-2 all-time record coming into the game.

No. 20 Georgetown continued their hot play with a win over No. 7 Villanova at The Pavilion.

The Hoyas have won four straight after dropping three consecutive games earlier this month.

"We wanted to concentrate on getting the ball to Austin [Freeman]," point guard Chris Wright said. "It's stupid not to give him the ball."

Freeman, who finished with 30 points, scored 10 of Georgetown's final 12 points.

The Wildcats have lost three of four overall and dropped to 0-4 this season when being held under 70 points.

"Georgetown just played better tonight," Villanova coach Jay Wright said. "We made a run at the end but they just played smarter and better early in the game."We are close to being the team we want to be but we definitely are not there yet."

No. 19 Louisville outlasted No. 5 Connecticut in double-overtime at Gampel Pavilion on Saturday afternoon.

Peyton Siva scored 19 points, including two driving layups in the second overtime of the 79-78 win.

The Cardinals came back from a nine-point second-half deficit to snap a six-game winning streak by the Huskies.

Kemba Walker, who scored 20 points, missed a jumper at the end of regulation and a long three-pointer at the end of the second overtime that would have given the Huskies the win.

Syracuse has lost three-straight games after opening the season with 18 wins.

Their latest lost came at home, a 22-point defeat at the hands of Seton Hall (9-12).

The Orangemen have struggled defensively, but coach Jim Boeheim doesn't plan to abandon his zone defense.

“We cannot play man-to-man,” he said. “We have to play zone. We have to work on our defense. It is our defense. Most teams have a dominant defense and that’s the one they use. That’s our defense. We’ve got to do a better job with it.”

Providence defeated No. 7 Villanova 83-68 on Wednesday night for their second-straight victory over a ranked opponent.

It's been 12 years since the Friars had consecutive wins against ranked teams.

"We proved that we can compete against the best in the country when we play our hardest," Friars coach Keno Davis said.

Providence upset No. 19 Louisville over the weekend.

The last time the Friars won back-to-back games against ranked teams they beat ninth-ranked Purdue 87-82 on Dec. 27, 1998, and No. 23 Pittsburgh 83-68 three days later.

South Florida lost for the ninth-straight time on the road against West Virginia on Sunday.

The Bulls have lost 13 games this season by nine points or less because of fits with inconsistency.

Seton Hall's Jamel Jackson isn't leaving the team, according to Adam Zagorida.

"Jamel Jackson has NOT left the Seton Hall team. He's currently on the bus to Syracuse after having a talk with coach Kevin Willard," Zagorida wrote on his Twitter page.

Jackson, a senior from Brooklyn, is averaging 5.2 points in 16.9 minutes per game this season.

West Virginia's leading scorer, Casey Mitchell, was suspended indefinitely Monday for an undisclosed violation of team rules.

Mountaineers coach Bob Huggins didn't elaborate in a statement announcing the suspension.

Mitchell also was suspended indefinitely by Huggins in October for violating team rules, but he didn't miss any games.