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St. John’s Dances Into NCAA Tournament Embracing Rick Pitino’s Ethos


For the last 25 years, New York City has lacked a college basketball team that embodied the spirit of its resilient people. But on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, a resurgent St. John’s team completed its reminder to the town of exactly what it has been missing. To do so, the Red Storm fought through early adversity. (Sports Illustrated)

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St. John’s Dances Into NCAA Tournament Embracing Rick Pitino’s Ethos


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