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Jaden Bediako made a game-saving block in the final seconds of the NIT championship game, securing Seton Hall's 79-77 victory over Indiana State and the program's first NIT crown since 1953. Despite being under the weather and scoreless, Bediako's hustle play epitomized his selfless attitude and contribution to the team, proving to be the final piece to the puzzle for Seton Hall's successful season.
Seton Hall basketball claimed the NIT title with a thrilling 79-77 victory over Indiana State, led by a game-winning layup from hometown hero Dre Davis. The win marked the team's first NIT crown since 1953 and concluded a memorable season under coach Shaheen Holloway. The game showcased the standout performances of seniors Kadary Richmond, Dre Davis, and Al-Amir Dawes, with Dawes earning the NIT's Most Outstanding Player title. The victory also sparked increased support and enthusiasm within the Seton Hall community, setting the stage for an exciting offseason as the team looks ahead to potential roster changes.
Seton Hall basketball dominated UNLV 91-68 in the NIT quarterfinals at Walsh Gym, with standout performances from point guard Kadary Richmond and guard Al-Amir Dawes. The team's success in the NIT semifinals comes after a disappointing NCAA Tournament snub, and despite being shorthanded due to illness and injury. The victory marks the program's second-most wins in a season since 1994, and the team will now advance to face Georgia in the NIT semifinals at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
Seton Hall basketball advances to the NIT quarterfinals after defeating North Texas 72-58, with senior wing Dre Davis leading the charge with 18 points and four blocks. Coach Shaheen Holloway emphasized the importance of the NIT and praised the team's performance. Kadary Richmond stepped up with 11 points, a career-high 15 rebounds, and six assists. The bench also excelled, and the crowd provided a raucous atmosphere. Seton Hall will face the winner of Boston College vs. UNLV in the quarterfinals.
Seton Hall basketball wins a thrilling NIT opener against St. Joseph's in overtime, with Al-Amir Dawes delivering a standout performance of 26 points, 10 rebounds, and the game-winning 3-pointer. The team's decision to accept the NIT bid paid off, and they will face North Texas in the second round. The game showcased a superb environment and the value of the NIT, with Seton Hall being the only Big East team to advance in the tournament.
Seton Hall basketball suffered a 91-72 loss to St. John's in the Big East Tournament quarterfinals, leaving head coach Shaheen Holloway visibly distraught and questioning the team's effort. St. John's superior depth, offense, and aggression on the glass proved decisive, potentially jeopardizing Seton Hall's NCAA Tournament berth. The loss highlighted Seton Hall's lack of bench production, defensive lapses, and the need to regroup before the NCAA Tournament selection. Despite the setback, players expressed determination to use the defeat as motivation for future success.
Seton Hall's basketball team defeated Villanova 66-56, moving closer to an NCAA Tournament berth. The win was attributed to intense practices and a focus on defense and physicality. Seton Hall can secure a spot in March Madness by beating DePaul in their upcoming game. The victory marked an exorcism of sorts, as Villanova had previously dominated the series. Jaden Bediako's strong performance and the support of the crowd were also highlighted.
Seton Hall basketball secured a crucial win against Butler, moving closer to an NCAA Tournament bid. The team's guards, including Jaden Bediako, celebrated with the student section after the game, acknowledging their support. Seton Hall's impressive backcourt performance and dominant defense were key factors in the victory. The team now needs just two wins in its final four games to secure a spot in the Big Dance, with upcoming challenging matchups against Creighton and UConn.
Seton Hall basketball suffered an 80-54 blowout loss to Villanova, with coach Shaheen Holloway attributing the poor performance to a lack of practice and preparation due to illness and rest for key players. The team's struggles included poor defense, bench underperformance, and early pulling of starters. With an important week ahead, Seton Hall needs to regroup and secure wins to bolster their NCAA Tournament chances, while also facing challenges with fan support at home games.
Seton Hall basketball secured a crucial 76-70 victory over Georgetown, with Dre Davis leading the charge with 25 points and 10 rebounds. The win keeps Seton Hall in the NCAA Tournament hunt, while coach Shaheen Holloway praised Davis for his consistent performance. Kadary Richmond also made an impact with 20 points, and the team faces a significant opportunity against Villanova to bolster their tournament prospects. Georgetown coach Ed Cooley had a viral exchange with the student section, adding some drama to the game.
Seton Hall's Kadary Richmond recorded a historic triple-double with 21 points, 11 rebounds, and 11 assists, but controversial calls and exhaustion led to the team's 97-94 triple-overtime loss to 18th-ranked Creighton. Despite the defeat, Seton Hall's impressive performance has positioned them for a potential appearance in the Associated Press Top 25 poll.
Seton Hall basketball continues its impressive run with a dominant 80-65 victory over St. John's, improving to 13-5 overall and 6-1 in the Big East. Despite being picked to finish ninth in the preseason coaches' poll, the Pirates are now atop the league standings and have won five straight games. The team's performance was highlighted by a 28-0 run, 21 offensive rebounds, and a strong showing from players like Al-Amir Dawes, Dylan Addae-Wusu, and Elijah Hutchins-Everett. The victory sets up a crucial matchup against 18th-ranked Creighton, where Seton Hall will have the opportunity to solidify its Top 25 status and stake its claim for the Big East title.
Seton Hall basketball coach Shaheen Holloway and Wagner coach Donald Copeland engaged in a heated exchange during the postgame handshake after Seton Hall's 72-51 victory. Both coaches later apologized for the incident, with Holloway taking responsibility and expressing disappointment. The altercation overshadowed the fact that five former Seton Hall players are currently Division 1 head coaches, a source of pride for the program. Seton Hall showcased good ball movement in the game, but struggled with outside shooting. The team is preparing for tougher competition in upcoming games.