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sports1 year ago

"St. John's Dominates Seton Hall in Big East Tournament Showdown"

St. John's, coached by Rick Pitino, secures a 91-72 victory over Seton Hall in the Big East Tournament, advancing to the semifinals with a six-game winning streak. Pitino, returning to the tournament after 11 years, leads the team to their first semifinal appearance since 2000. St. John's strong closing case for an NCAA Tournament spot is bolstered by their recent performance. Pitino's coaching prowess and the team's momentum position them as a formidable contender.

via ESPN|
#bigeasttournament#collegebasketball#rickpitino
sports2 years ago

St. John's Faces Setback as Seton Hall Dominates, Pitino Misses Matchup

St. John's suffered a crushing 80-65 defeat against Seton Hall, failing to score for nearly 37 minutes and losing their grip on first place in the Big East. The absence of coach Rick Pitino, who is battling COVID, was keenly felt as the team struggled to compete. The loss serves as a harsh reality check for St. John's, highlighting the challenge of maintaining a top position in the conference. With tough matchups against Marquette and Villanova looming, the team faces a daunting road ahead and must quickly regroup to bounce back from this setback.

via New York Post |
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sports2 years ago

"St. John's Triumphs Over Villanova, Breaking 31-Year Away Game Curse"

St. John's basketball team secured a historic road win at Villanova, defeating the Wildcats 81-71 for the first time on their campus since 1993. Despite missing power forward Chris Ledlum, St. John's led the entire game and improved to a 3-1 record in Big East play. Joel Soriano and Daniss Jenkins played key roles in the victory, with the team's defense being a significant factor, rising to 57th in defensive efficiency. The win places St. John's in a four-way tie atop the Big East, marking a turning point under coach Rick Pitino's leadership.

via New York Post |
##bigeast#collegebasketball
sports2 years ago

"St. John's Triumphs at Villanova, Proving Mettle in March Madness Lead-Up"

St. John's basketball team, coached by Rick Pitino, is entering a critical phase of their season with a challenging schedule ahead, including games against top Big East opponents. Despite injury concerns, the team has shown promise with recent performances and improvements in defense. The upcoming games will be a test of their potential as a March Madness contender, with key players like Joel Soriano and Daniss Jenkins playing pivotal roles. The team's success in this gauntlet will determine their standing in the NCAA Tournament projections and their position within the Big East.

via New York Post |
##bigeast#collegebasketball
sports2 years ago

"Posh Alexander's Return Highlights St. John's Dominant Victory Over Butler in Big East Clash"

St. John's basketball team, under the guidance of new coach Rick Pitino, secured a convincing 86-70 win over Butler. Posh Alexander, a former St. John's point guard now with Butler, was warmly welcomed by fans but contained by his ex-teammates in the second half. Daniss Jenkins shone as the leading point guard, contributing significantly to the victory with 17 points and a strong overall performance. St. John's displayed a balanced team effort with six players scoring in double figures and a notable performance from freshman Brady Dunlap, who scored a career-high 13 points.

via New York Post |
##bigeast#butler
sports2 years ago

"St. John's Narrowly Escapes Upset Against Hofstra"

St. John's narrowly defeated Hofstra with an 84-79 victory, thanks to a standout performance by senior point guard Daniss Jenkins, who scored crucial points in the final minutes. Despite the win, St. John's showed weaknesses, including turnovers and defensive issues. Hofstra's Tyler Thomas scored 24 points, but it wasn't enough to overcome Jenkins' 21 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists. St. John's coach Rick Pitino praised Hofstra's coach Speedy Claxton and acknowledged the tough competition. St. John's was without starting power forward Chris Ledlum due to a sprained ankle, but they managed to close their non-conference schedule with a 9-4 record.

via New York Post |
##collegebasketball#danissjenkins