It is a great article. It brought back great memories at a time when I was a student at St. John's. I believe back then, the St. John's bench was in front of Section 2. For the time I was at St. John's I always got season tickets right behind the bench, usually in the second row nearer to half court. I can attest Louie always put on a show and Coach Kresse was a man of great patience!
RIP Coach Carnesecca
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It was Section 2 then they moved the benches to the other side fot the 1987-88 season. Actually flipped the fans as well since Coach C. wanted to keep the same familiar faces behind him. So I moved from Section 2 CC 19-20 to Section 8 CC 1-2. Now I'm back in CC albeit in Section 3.
And I have the stubs to prove it!
You got the receipts !
Don't have the stubs to prove it but I pretty sure I was right behind you in DD 1-4. The Maven was right across from me in section 3. Didn't care for the switch as the seats changed to closer to the wall, no aisle seat. Think the Pep Band took over part of our section. Fitst time I am hearing why we were moved.
Dupre, another former Net.Stumbled across this while googling Albie Swartz. (Googling because I saw Albie listed as a Newsday All-LI team and SJU wasn’t listed as a choice.)
Never knew Carmine Calzonetti hitchhiked across Europe.
A new Mr. Bones has a winner
Lou Carnesecca has a face that was-not so much molded as anvilled. Everything there is sharp and craggy, much like the Apennine cliffs of Tuscany, from whichvault.si.com
Joe Depre? He was inducted into.the SJU HOF a few years ago.
I believe he went to Hempstead HS.
I probably shouldn't be offended by the ethnic stereotyping, but I am.Stumbled across this while googling Albie Swartz. (Googling because I saw Albie listed as a Newsday All-LI team and SJU wasn’t listed as a choice.)
Never knew Carmine Calzonetti hitchhiked across Europe.
A new Mr. Bones has a winner
Lou Carnesecca has a face that was-not so much molded as anvilled. Everything there is sharp and craggy, much like the Apennine cliffs of Tuscany, from which
He went to Westbury high school
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I don’t know if this is true but I remember being told that Calzonetti came to St John’s on a baseball scholarship but was talked into playing point guard on the freshman team by Looie. Schollie was switched and he never played on the baseball team.