Hoya Saxa!" Eventually, the "Saxa" was dropped and the cheer evolved to "Hoya!" The name proved popular and all Georgetown teams were named "The Hoyas." No, a Hoya is not a bulldog. It is not any ...

The Georgetown Hoyas have added the 6’8 ... Here are some highlights: Welcome, Jayden! HOYA SAXA!

Today is an incredible victory for equality. #lovewins A photo posted by LindsayL (@liiiinds_) on Jun 26, 2015 at 9:34am PDT Thanks for all the positive vibes Georgetown! Never stop spreading the love ...

This version of Georgetown basketball is Hoya Saxa, Latin for “What Rocks.” What Rocks? These Hoyas are rockin’. In their sky-gray jerseys with sleek piping, won their seventh straight and ...

Georgetown officials will tell you that Hoya comes from the Latin phrase Hoya Saxa, which was a cheer that dates back to Georgetown's old football teams. The team had a stout defensive line known ...

"Hoya Saxa" The official cheer of the Georgetown Hoyas at sporting events, with one group of fans starting the volley yelling "Hoya!" and another group returning a "Saxa!" 2. Jack the Bulldog The ...

This week, it will be tempting to compare the current Georgetown Hoyas with the teams that went to the Final Four in '82, '84 and '85. Don't do it: There is no comparison. The old Hoyas were a ...

The player-exclusive colorway sports a grey upper with the Georgetown logos on both sides and navy inner lining with "Hoya" and "Saxa" embroidered on the tongues. The model was launched in January ...