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sju2000alum
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If we don’t make the tourney it’s the loss at UBS to seton hall that did us in no way we should have lost twice to that team. I think we are going to get in anyway cause the team is on a roll right now and I think we will play our way in.
SJUWillRockNYC
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Yeah we had that game until the whaaaaaaawhaaaaaaaaaaaaawhaaaaaaaaaaaaaa guy started whining and crying to the refs.
GRRRRRRRRRRR
UConn 91-61 Seton Hall (Mar 3, 2024) Box Score - ESPN
Box score for the UConn Huskies vs. Seton Hall Pirates NCAAM game from March 3, 2024 on ESPN. Includes all points, rebounds and steals stats.
I guess we can petition for another year for Orlando Sanchez
Tell UConn fans not to worry. The fans from every other BE team will easily find another player on its roster to loathe, the first day of practice next season.
He should take it easy on the bbq buffet line after he returns.
Urban Dictionary: Barbecue Chicken
When they put a slow guy on you in basketball. It is so easy to blow by him that you could eat a plate of BBQ chicken before he catches up. This term was popularized by Shaq.
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Yeah, Theo has many more dos that he hasn't shown yet.
Silly Donovan
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David Jones , if transfers again , could play for his 4 th team next season .
Don’t know if he has the ability to transfer again ?
Press release
QUEENS, N.Y. (March 5, 2024) – Former Red Storm standout Marcus Hatten will be recognized as part of the inaugural class of BIG EAST Legends Recognition Program at this year’s men’s basketball tournament that begins on March 13 inside Madison Square Garden.
Hatten will be honored during St. John’s first contest of the 2024 BIG EAST Tournament. The Baltimore native starred for the Red Storm from 2001-03, posting 1,400 points in just two seasons, which ranks 21st on the program’s career scoring list. Hatten holds the program’s career scoring average record posting 21.2 points per game and ranks second in St. John’s history for most points in a single season with 756 in 2002-03.
Hatten is the only player in program history to register more than 100 steals in a season, accomplishing the feat in each of his two campaigns. After tallying a program-record 105 steals in 2001-02, the two-time All-BIG EAST First Team selection managed to reach the century mark with 100 steals the following season. Hatten finished his career ranked fifth all-time in steals with 205.
The creation of the BIG EAST Legends Recognition Program will be conducted annually at the conference tournament. Each of the BIG EAST’s 11 member schools were tasked with selecting a former prominent coach or player from both their men’s and women’s programs to be honored at the upcoming BIG EAST Tournaments.
QUEENS, N.Y. (March 5, 2024) – Former Red Storm standout Marcus Hatten will be recognized as part of the inaugural class of BIG EAST Legends Recognition Program at this year’s men’s basketball tournament that begins on March 13 inside Madison Square Garden.
Hatten will be honored during St. John’s first contest of the 2024 BIG EAST Tournament. The Baltimore native starred for the Red Storm from 2001-03, posting 1,400 points in just two seasons, which ranks 21st on the program’s career scoring list. Hatten holds the program’s career scoring average record posting 21.2 points per game and ranks second in St. John’s history for most points in a single season with 756 in 2002-03.
Hatten is the only player in program history to register more than 100 steals in a season, accomplishing the feat in each of his two campaigns. After tallying a program-record 105 steals in 2001-02, the two-time All-BIG EAST First Team selection managed to reach the century mark with 100 steals the following season. Hatten finished his career ranked fifth all-time in steals with 205.
The creation of the BIG EAST Legends Recognition Program will be conducted annually at the conference tournament. Each of the BIG EAST’s 11 member schools were tasked with selecting a former prominent coach or player from both their men’s and women’s programs to be honored at the upcoming BIG EAST Tournaments.
