George Washington Revolutionaries

The George Washington Revolutionaries play at the Charles E. Smith Center in the heart of Washington, D.C., bringing Atlantic 10 basketball to the nation's capital. Under Chris Caputo, the program builds on its tradition of producing competitive teams. GW's location in D.C. provides unique opportunities for players, with the campus steps from the White House. The Colonials-turned-Revolutionaries emphasize an up-tempo style that appeals to recruits. The program's buff and blue colors and urban setting create a distinct identity in the A-10.

George Washington reached the 1993 Sweet 16 and 2006 Final Eight, establishing the program as an NCAA Tournament factor. The 1954 team reached the Final Four behind Joe Mullaney. GW has produced NBA players like Mike Brown and Yinka Dare. The program's 2005-06 team led by Pops Mensah-Bonsu and Danilo Pinnock reached the Sweet 16 as a 8-seed. GW joined the Atlantic 10 in 1976 and has been a consistent presence in the conference.