Seton Hall is 46-14 in their 60 out-of-conference games in the last five years.

The Hall is 6-6 vs the 5 other major conferences... 3 of those were OT losses.
The Hall is 5-5 vs the A-10.
The Hall is 2-1 vs VCU (W), Memphis (L), and Cornell (W in Sweet 16 year).
The Hall vs all others is 33-2, with 2009 L's @ James Madison by 6 and IUPUI by 2.

Wins vs majors include Wake +4, Auburn +22, Wake +14, Alabama +5, VaTech +4, Southern Cal +2.
Losses vs majors include Washington-OT, LSU-5 (Hall had been up 16), Northwestern-7, Clemson-OT, Arkansas-9, VaTech-OT.

Wins vs A-10 include Rhody +5, Dayton +5, St Joe's +8, UMass +25, UMass +18.
Losses vs A-10 include Temple-6, Xavier-5, Dayton-4, Richmond-8, Temple-6.

Of their ooc losses, only 1 was by double digits (Memphis-14). The point of this is to show that they've been great ooc, and though non Big East fans will criticize them, the reality shows that they've been solid and don't deserve the criticism. They're a perfect conference mate.

Every conference has teams that somebody is ticked off with.

I'd love to see every team broken down like this.

St. John's:

42-24 in non conference play including post season tourny's.

6-11 against P5 teams.

Loses to Duke x3, BC, VT, Miami, Arizona, UCLA, Baylor, Texas A&M and Kentucky.

Wins against Duke, UCLA, Arizona St., North Western, South Carolina, Georgia.

6-3 against the A-10.

0-2 against the WCC.

Great post, Billy Jack.

People don't realize how brutal the Big East schedule has been. The lower echelon BE schools will emerge from the shadows of the league's behemoths and folks will realize again just how good they are.

I'll return the favor because Providence is another one that's consistently overlooked. It seemed that every year in the past 5, they've been knocking of the nations top teams. If they can play with those teams and beat them, aren't they a pretty good team?

Here's a list of some Providence wins in recent years:

2012-13 - 54-50 over #17 Cincinnati, 71-54 over #21 Notre Dame
2011-12 - 90-59 over #14 Louisville, who went on to the Final Four
2010-11 - 83-68 over #8 Villanova, 72-67 over #19 Louisville
2009-10 - 81-66 over #19 UConn
2008-09 - 81-73 over #1 Pitt, 100-94 over #15 Syracuse,