Justin Moore scored 16 points and Collin Gillespie added 14 as No. 14 Villanova defeated visiting DePaul 67-43 in a Big East game Tuesday night.

Eric Dixon contributed 11 points and 10 rebounds for the Wildcats (15-5, 8-2 Big East), who defeated the Blue Demons for the 22nd consecutive time. It was Dixon's second double-double this season.

DePaul, which lost its third in a row, played without leading scorer Javon Freeman-Liberty, who was out with a groin injury.

Javan Johnson led DePaul (10-9, 1-8) with 16 points, Jalen Terry scored 10 and Yor Anei had four blocked shots.

DePaul's David Jones shot 0 of 9 in 26 minutes.

The Blue Demons haven't beaten Villanova since Jan. 3, 2008.

Jermaine Samuels dropped in a 3-pointer from the wing for a 17-12 Villanova lead with 10:45 left in the first half.

Johnson responded with a three-point play for DePaul on its next possession.

Villanova went ahead 24-15 after Caleb Daniels' trey with 8:22 remaining.

The Blue Demons closed within 24-20 when Johnson hit a 3-pointer with 6:04 to go.

The Wildcats came back with some suffocating defense and proceeded on an 11-0 run. They led 35-22 at halftime thanks in large part to Moore's 11 points and 8-of-12 shooting from 3-point territory as a group.

Johnson paced DePaul with 11 in the first half.

Moore scored in the low post with 16:02 remaining and Villanova held a 40-28 advantage.

Philmon Gebrewhit drove to the basket and scored his first basket of the game with 14:15 left to close DePaul within 40-30. Courvoisier McCauley soon was credited a basket on goaltending, Terry added a layup and the deficit was six.

Gillespie connected on a 3-pointer on the Wildcats' next possession.

When Gillespie hit another trey, this time with 9:17 remaining, Villanova moved ahead 48-36.

Soon after, Moore knocked down a trey, Jordan Longino added two free throws and the Wildcats led 53-38. After an empty DePaul possession, Dixon threw down a dunk for a 17-point lead.

The Blue Demons went nearly seven minutes without a field goal and Villanova cruised to the win.

--Field Level Media