, SU |- |2010 |West Virginia |60–58 |Georgetown | , West Virginia |- |2011 |Connecticut |69–66 |Louisville | , UConn |- |2012 |Louisville |50–44 |Cincinnati | , Louisville |- |2013 |Louisville |78–61 |Syracuse | , Louisville |- |2014 |Providence |65–58 |Creighton |, Providence |- |2015 |Villanova |69–52 |Xavier |, Villanova |- |2016 |Seton Hall |69–67 |Villanova |, SH |- |2017 |Villanova |74–60 |Creighton |, Villanova |- |2018 |Villanova |76–66* |Providence |, Villanova |- |2019 |Villanova |74–72 |Seton Hall |, Villanova |- |2020 |colspan=4|Canceled after first round due to the COVID-19 pandemic|- |2021 |Georgetown |73–48 |Creighton | , GU |- |2022 |Villanova |54–48 |Creighton |, Villanova |} Louisville was forced to vacate their 2012 & 2013 win due to 2015 sex scandal Championships by school Italics indicate school is no longer a member of the Big East Conference. Current members Marquette, Butler, and DePaul have yet to make an appearance in the Big East Championship Game. Former members Miami, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Rutgers, and South Florida did not appear in the championship during their respective conference tenures. Performance by team 1980–2005 conference alignment NOTE: From 2001 through 2003, the teams which finished in last place in the East and West Divisions did not qualify for the tournament. In 2004 and 2005, teams which finished below 12th place in the conference did not qualify for the tournament. 2006–2013 conference alignment NOTE: From 2006 through 2008, teams which finished below 12th place in the conference did not qualify for the tournament. In 2013, Connecticut did not qualify for the tournament because of Academic Progress Rate violations Since 2014 realignmentthrough 2021 tournament'' NOTE: The 2020 tournament was canceled during halftime of the first quarterfinal game due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Georgetown and Xavier lost their first-round games; Creighton and St. John′s did not complete their quarterfinal game, and none of the other teams played their quarterfinal games. Key Television coverage Before the 2013 conference split, the Big East was the only conference to have every tournament game broadcast nationwide on the ESPN family of networks, with every game from the second round forward broadcast on ESPN. 2011 marked the first year the tournament was broadcast in 3D on ESPN 3D. Beginning with the 2014 tournament, FS1 is the television home for the Big East tournament. References Recurring sporting events established in 1980