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Their entire offense is rebounds and putbacks and getting fouled going to the rim, but I certainly think it’s going to be a street fight.It’s going to be about rebounds
Their entire offense is rebounds and putbacks and getting fouled going to the rim, but I certainly think it’s going to be a street fight.It’s going to be about rebounds
They're 11-1 in the Big East and their only loss is a 1 point loss at Creighton.
Seems like it goes in enough.
Elite defense, opportunistic offense.Their entire offense is rebounds and putbacks and getting fouled going to the rim, but I certainly think it’s going to be a street fight.
AND not turn the ball over. The last time we shot that well from 3, on any volume, against any level of competition, was Feb. 2017 against South Florida at home. They finished 292nd in Kempom that year.We are definitely gonna shoot 60% from the field and 64% from three, this one is in the bag
Well we lost that at Xavier game, so...Right now, Xavier is St. John's best road/neutral win, by far. A team that shoots like St. Johns is not going to win 3 or 4 games against good teams on neutral courts in March. It is just not happening.
Liam would have made a difference there.Well we lost that at Xavier game, so...
I won't predict they'll be a final four team, they're ranked in the teens in analytics.
Well we lost that at Xavier game, so...
I won't predict they'll be a final four team, they're ranked in the teens in analytics.
St. John's didn't have Deivon Smith for their last game against Xavier, he's a pretty awesome 6th man.Liam would have made a difference there.
StJ has most definitely played the softer part of their BE schedule up front. They are a very unique team. They have no bench either. Kind of team that can stun finesse teams and just take them out of rythym or get shot off the court.
Them, Houston and Tenn in the F4 would be the maulers classic, might have to bring the national guard in to ref.
I’m not implying when have to literally shoot that well. I’m talking about our main guys knocking down shots an efficient rate(karaban, ball, McNeeley) , Stewart has been shooting well lately as well. Laugh all you want but we are one of the most efficient teams in the country. This isn’t far fetched.LOL.
“Not turn the ball over” doesn’t mean zero turnover. Come on. It means not turning the ball over 25 times.AND not turn the ball over. The last time we shot that well from 3, on any volume, against any level of competition, was Feb. 2017 against South Florida at home. They finished 292nd in Kempom that year.
So when you said the shooting we saw at Marquette you meant shooting far worse than we saw at Marquette.I’m not implying when have to literally shoot that well. I’m talking about our main guys knocking down shots an efficient rate(karaban, ball, McNeeley) , Stewart has been shooting well lately as well. Laugh all you want but we are one of the most efficient teams in the country. This isn’t far fetched.
“Not turn the ball over” doesn’t mean zero turnover. Come on. It means not turning the ball over 25 times.
Liam would have made a difference there.
StJ has most definitely played the softer part of their BE schedule up front. They are a very unique team. They have no bench either. Kind of team that can stun finesse teams and just take them out of rythym or get shot off the court.
Them, Houston and Tenn in the F4 would be the maulers classic, might have to bring the national guard in to ref.
Let’s not jump the gun - they beat Marquette at home. Marquette is overrated, and slumping. They barely got by PC at home, was down big to Gtown at home. They barely won at PC. I still don’t see what I’d call a signature win, which to me is a top 4 BE team on road. A win Friday could change that narrative.Except now they are winning games in the tougher part of the schedule. Friday night is going to be so huge.