Ian Jackson shines with impressive comeback in St. John’s first game.
St. John’s Basketball Opens Season with Strong Performance A noticeably different Ian Jackson took the court for St. John’s, showcasing a level of confidence and decisiveness that was missing in previous exhibition games. The transfer from North Carolina started in front of a sold-out Carnesecca Arena crowd, impressively scoring 15 points and making all six […]
Another NYC team will participate in March Madness alongside St. John’s.
Predictions for New York Area College Basketball Teams This Season This season, let’s take a look at four forecasts for local college basketball teams in the New York area. Light Dance Card St. John’s and LIU stand out as the only local teams making it to the NCAA Tournament. St. John’s is expected to secure […]
St. John’s shows they are a strong contender for the national championship with a decisive win over Quinnipiac
St. John’s Reflects on Past Year Before Thrilling Season As St. John’s prepared for what many believe will be a standout season, the school took a moment to look back at the previous year. A video recap featured the team’s impressive achievements, including clinching both the Big East regular season and postseason titles. The four […]
Ways to watch the St. John’s vs. Quinnipiac basketball season opener at no cost
The St. John’s Red Storm, reigning Big East champions, are set to kick off their 2025-26 season tonight, November 3, against Quinnipiac University. With optimism high, they build on last year’s remarkable journey where they claimed the Big East title, finishing with a 31-5 record and securing their first NCAA Tournament championship since 2000. Ranked […]
Revamped St. John’s women looking to recover as the season start approaches
Daniela Abies Returns to Basketball at St. John’s Redshirt junior forward Daniela Abies is getting a chance to revive her career at St. John’s. After transferring from Wichita State, St. John’s was keen to bring Abies into their lineup for the upcoming 2024-25 season. Ultimately, though, she chose to go to Miami. Unfortunately, her season […]
Rick Pitino focusing on the positives from St. John’s preseason defeat to Michigan
Last week, St. John’s had a tough matchup against Towson but managed to secure a win. This past Saturday, despite the loss, there were still positive takeaways from their close 96-94 overtime game against Michigan at Madison Square Garden. The game showcased St. John’s resilience, with them continually fighting back and showing improved performance in […]
The key factor for St. John’s that could make them a threat
Zuby Ejiofor Recognized as Preseason Player of the Year Zuby Ejiofor has been named the Big East’s preseason player of the year, leading a strong frontcourt for St. John’s, which finished fifth last season. Joining him are Dillon Mitchell and Bryce Hopkins, two exciting transfers from Cincinnati and Providence, respectively, bringing proven talent to the […]
UConn and St. John’s coaches are advocating for the return of women’s basketball to Madison Square Garden.
Women’s Basketball Coaches Aim to Return to Madison Square Garden Geno Auriemma from UConn and Joe Tartamella from St. John’s are eager to see women’s college basketball return to Madison Square Garden. During Big East Media Day, the two coaches shared their enthusiasm about potentially playing in this iconic venue once again. “We used to […]
Ed Cooley feels Bryce Hopkins has unlimited potential at St. John’s.
Cooley Loses Recruiting Battle for Hopkins Ed Cooley had previously secured Bryce Hopkins for his team, but this time, things didn’t go in his favor. Now, Cooley, head coach at Georgetown, will face St. John’s University, where Hopkins, a promising 6-foot-6 forward, is expected to shine after transferring from Providence. “I thought Bryce would be […]
The rivalry between St. John’s and UConn has returned to its intense nature.
Changing Dynamics in the St. John’s-Connecticut Rivalry The rivalry between St. John’s and Connecticut took a significant turn last winter. At that point, the Huskies weren’t leading the Big East. During their matchups, the support from Connecticut fans noticeably diminished at the Garden. Most notably, under Rick Pitino’s leadership, the Johnnies managed to win two […]