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Message: [QUOTE="Hans Sprungfeld, post: 4914796, member: 181"] I wouldn't call it a 95-90. Who's more right? I'm joking. Pitino has come in with 4 game plans against Hurley in the past 12 months. They've all fallen short. Doesn't matter whether it's been defense-minded or offense-minded Johnnies, UConn has scored 43, 41, and 43 in the second half. In 6 consecutive victories, St. John's has averaged 89 points. They put up 90. In the same stretch St. John's held opponents to 70 points. UConn scored 25 points above that average. Both teams did things that they've been doing well, and both thought they break the other team's back. Both teams weren't used to that not happening, so the victory had to ground out. Not the typical definition, but it wasn't really a track meet. That's all I got. [/QUOTE]