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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use mdy dates Шаблон:Infobox NCAA team season Шаблон:2005–06 Big East men's basketball standings The 2005–06 Villanova Wildcats men's basketball team represented Villanova University in the 2005–06 college basketball season. This team is typically credited with re-establishing Villanova as a national powerhouse after nearly two decades of underwhelming performances.

Villanova, led by head coach Jay Wright, spent most of the season competing with Duke and Big East rival Connecticut for possession of the top spot in the college basketball rankings. Utilizing a starting lineup that consisted of four guards (seniors Randy Foye and Allan Ray, junior Mike Nardi, and sophomore Kyle Lowry) and a center (junior Will Sheridan), Villanova played a fast-paced style of basketball that became a common topic of intrigue among analysts. Villanova entered the NCAA tournament as a number one seed and made an Elite Eight appearance before losing to eventual champion Florida.

Four players from the 2005-06 Villanova Wildcat team currently have played in the NBA: Randy Foye, Allan Ray, Kyle Lowry, and Dante Cunningham. As of 2022, only Kyle Lowry remains in the NBA.

Class of 2005

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Roster

Villanova Basketball
2005–06 Roster
G 23 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Dwayne Anderson FR Washington, D.C. (St. Johns College HS)
F 44 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Marcus Austin SR Irvington, New Jersey (St. Patrick's HS)
G 3 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Bilal Benn FR Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Cardinal Dougherty HS)
F 21 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Chris Charles SR Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Crispus Attucks HS)
F 20 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Shane Clark FR Chatham, Virginia (Hargrave Military Academy)
G 4 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Ross Condon JR Springfield, Virginia (Potomac School)
F 33 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Dante Cunningham FR Washington, D.C. (St. Johns College HS)
G 22 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Baker Dunleavy JR Portland, Oregon (Lawrenceville Prep)
G 2 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Randy Foye SR Newark, New Jersey (East Side HS)
F 20 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Jason Fraser SR Amityville, New York (Amityville Memorial HS)
G 1 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Kyle Lowry SO Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Cardinal Dougherty HS)
G 12 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Mike Nardi JR Elizabeth, New Jersey (St. Patrick's)
G 14 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Allan Ray SR Bronx, New York (St. Raymond's HS)
F 50 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Will Sheridan JR Hockessin, Delaware (Sanford School)
F 34 Файл:Flag of the United States.svg Curtis Sumpter SR Brooklyn, New York (Bishop Loughlin)
F 42 Файл:Flag of Cameroon.svg Frank Tchuisi FR Douala, Cameroon (St. Benedict's)

Coaching staff

Jay Wright – Head Coach

Schedule

Date Opponent rank Location Time Result Overall Conf.
Шаблон:Center
November 18, 2005 Stony Brook 4 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 78–35 1–0
November 27, 2005 Lehigh 4 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 84–47 2–0
November 30, 2005 Rider 4 Trenton, New Jersey W 86–57 3–0
December 3, 2005 #5 Oklahoma 4 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 85–74 4–0
December 6, 2005 @ Bucknell 4 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania W 79–60 5–0
December 10, 2005 @ Longwood 4 Atlantic City, New Jersey W 90–77 6–0
December 13, 2005 Penn (Philadelphia Big 5) 3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 62–55 7–0
December 22, 2005 La Salle (Philadelphia Big 5) 3 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 98–57 8–0
December 31, 2005 @ Temple (Philadelphia Big 5) 3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 75–53 9–0
January 5, 2006 @ #8 Louisville 3 Louisville, Kentucky W 76–67 10–0 1–0
January 8, 2006 West Virginia 3 Villanova, Pennsylvania L 87–91 10–1 1–1
January 11, 2006 @ Rutgers 3 Piscataway, New Jersey W 84–78 OT 11–1 2–1
January 14, 2006 @ #9 Texas 3 Austin, Texas L 55–58 11–2
January 17, 2006 Seton Hall 7 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 73–64 12–2 3–1
January 21, 2006 #20 Syracuse 7 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 80–65 13–2 4–1
January 24, 2006 @ South Florida 6 Tampa, Florida W 49–46 14–2 5–1
January 28, 2006 @ #20 Notre Dame 6 South Bend, Indiana W 72–70 15–2 6–1
January 30, 2006 Louisville 4 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 79–73 16–2 7–1
February 4, 2006 Marquette 4 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 72–67 17–2 8–1
February 7, 2006 Saint Joseph (Philadelphia Big 5) 4 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 71–58 18–2
February 11, 2006 @ DePaul 4 Chicago, Illinois W 61–51 19–2 9–1
February 13, 2006 #1 Connecticut 4 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 69–64 20–2 10–1
February 19, 2006 #17 Georgetown 4 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 75–65 21–2 11–1
February 23, 2006 @ Cincinnati 2 Cincinnati, Ohio W 74–72 22–2 12–1
February 26, 2006 @ #4 Connecticut 2 Storrs, Connecticut L 75–89 22–3 12–2
March 1, 2006 St. John's 4 Villanova, Pennsylvania W 65–52 23–3 13–2
March 5, 2006 @ Syracuse 4 Syracuse, New York W 92–82 24–3 14–2
Шаблон:Center
March 9, 2006 Rutgers 4 New York, New York W 87–55 25–3
March 10, 2006 #16 Pittsburgh 4 New York, New York L 54–68 25–4
Шаблон:Center
March 17, 2006 (16) Monmouth 4 (1) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 58–45 26–4
March 19, 2006 (8) Arizona 4 (1) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania W 82–78 27–4
March 24, 2006 #7 (4) Boston College 4 (1) Minneapolis, Minnesota W 60–59 OT 28–4
March 26, 2006 #10 (3) Florida 4 (1) Minneapolis, Minnesota L 62–75 28–5
Big East regular season games in bold.Philadelphia Big Five games in italics. • * represent seedings in NCAA Tournament.

Awards and honors

References

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