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Drafted to the New York Giants in 1984 he saw St. John’s reach the mountain top. What was it like sharing a city with the red hot Redmen? Where did His love for St. John’s start, what made it stay, his relationship with legendary players, what’s he got up his sleeve with Starter and more - I’m joined by the legendary Carl Banks!





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Enjoyed this one w/ Carl Banks .. Great job Dave!

I got one of those red satin starter jacket remakes in bookstore maybe 3-4 years ago. There were a handful on a rack..it only has the Felipe era lightning logo on one arm, but no Big East logo on other.

I let my niece wear it last Dec to the UBS game v Hofstra when waiting for doors to open as it was cold

I had an original one from mid 90's when student mgr of baseball team....The old english font was thinner on the original and had little different material look & feel and it didnt have anything embroidered on sleeves.. I loved it but is long gone so was so excited to get the remake when I stumbled upon it. Saw one on ebay and few years back that was unworn/brand new. Would have bought it but was not right size.
 

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Had fun with this episode, Kevin Connelly from StormThePaint.com joined me to recap the come from behind win. We discuss how this is a character defining win, one that tells you so much about the mental makeup of this team. Despite missed free throws, despite missed threes, despite being down 16 points on the road, they still found a way to win. Hear from an excited Rick Pitino, some questionable comments by Kim English, and how Kevin and I thought St. John's was still able to do so much good even though they played so poorly in the first half.



 
Good Morning and Happy New Year St. John's fans. As we get ready to close 2024, I decided to just take a look at the season so far. At 11-2, where are we at, who has exceeded expectation, who has met them and who has disappointed. What needs to change for certain guys and how for real is St. John's .... PLUS I preview the Creighton game today and what possible surprises Rick Pitino has in store if St. John's wants to win.


 
The loss to Creighton has shrunk the margin for error for St. John's moving forward. We voice our frustrations, from the lack of three point shooting, to shooting over Ryan Kalkbrenner, the last play..foul or no, should Rick Pitino have called a time out, why didn't they press and so much more. Plus the next 8 game stretch what does St. John's need to do? We break it all down

 
St. John's is 12-3, and 3-1 to start Big East play. There have been missteps and missed opportunities but through tenacious and elite defense St. John's has more often times than not, found a way to win. Zach Braziller of the New York Post joins me to discuss the win over Butler, the press defense, the poor three point shooting, Kadary Richmond's impact in the victory and what needs to happen to get a road win against Xavier on Tuesday.



 
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St. John's is 12-3, and 3-1 to start Big East play. There have been missteps and missed opportunities but through tenacious and elite defense St. John's has more often times than not, found a way to win. Zach Braziller of the New York Post joins me to discuss the win over Butler, the press defense, the poor three point shooting, Kadary Richmond's impact in the victory and what needs to happen to get a road win against Xavier on Tuesday.



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A road win at Xavier, a tough environment, would make most fans, players and staff encouraged in belief that despite their poor shooting ability they are a top 3 BE team, an NCAA T team that could also do some damage there. Go get it Johnnies!
 
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