The Pirates were within eight close to midway through the second half when the game turned. “We had some guys playing a lot of minutes, and it was affecting how they played,” Anderson said. Posh Alexander drives past Kadary Richmond in the first half. He went deeper into his bench for longer stretches, and his reserves scored 41 points. It was vastly different from the first meeting. Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard called the Red Storm’s pressure “phenomenal,” and felt their pace on offense caught the Pirates off guard. Myles Cale said the Johnnies played harder.
John’s pressed virtually the entire game. “Nobody took anything personal, but we were able to figure out things in that film session,” Wheeler said. Players spoke up as the Johnnies dissected the defeat, and identified shortcomings, such as rebounding and defense. On Sunday, Anderson sat down the entire team to watch film of the prior loss. It was indeed a 180-degree turn from Saturday’s lethargic loss to Seton Hall at the Garden. They trusted one another.” Mike Anderson reacts during St. “Our energy level was totally different than we played a couple of days ago,” Anderson said. It led by 21 points in the first half and as many as 26 in the second stanza after holding off a few Seton Hall runs. It owned the paint (42-18), out-rebounded bigger Seton Hall (12-6, 3-5) by six, and had 20 assists on 32 made field goals. Its stifling defense that held the Pirates to 30 percent shooting from the field. John’s (11-7, 3-4 Big East) team-wide tenacity. Robert Saboīut this wasn’t about any one individual. Julian Champagnie contributed in other ways despite struggling with his shot. He contributed in other ways, with eight rebounds, five assists and four blocks. Julian Champagnie struggled offensively, making 2 of 10 shots, but it didn’t matter. Given an opportunity, Tareq Coburn hit three 3-pointers. Aaron Wheeler (17 points, 10 rebounds) was a two-way force, continuing his renaissance. John’s piled it on for its first Quad 1 victory of the season.Īnderson brought Alexander off the bench and the sophomore point guard responded with a complete effort of 19 points, seven rebounds, five assists, three steals and a plus-22 rating in 29 brilliant minutes.
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The gym was rowdy and full of 1,400 students. This was supposed to be a celebratory night for the Pirates, the first league game on campus since 1985. John’s-Seton Hall was played in the historical Walsh Gymnasium. “It just felt right with our whole team,” Posh Alexander told coach Mike Anderson as they walked into the interview room. For one night, the Johnnies looked the part in a stunning, wire-to-wire 84-63 beatdown of Seton Hall at tiny Walsh Gymnasium in South Orange, N.J., landing by far their best victory of the season.
The team that was supposed to make the NCAA Tournament and was picked to finish fourth in the Big East. John’s finally looked like the team its fans have been waiting for. Where was this defense? Where was this intensity? Where was this cohesion? Where was this focus?įor 40 minutes Monday night, St. John’s star has chance to become NBA first-rounder this week John’s athletic director, baseball coach dead at 95 John’s star hopes to break team’s draft drought after potential setback John’s star feels he’s ‘being looked over’ in NBA draftĮx-St.
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