Kadari Richmond and Zuby Ejiofor He achieved 13 points each, as the number 15 Saint John won 66-41 in Georgetown on Tuesday evening, which expands the victory chain to seven games.
Eight players in the Red Storm scored the longest consecutive victory in Big East Play since 2000.
This has ended early, as the Rick Betino team jumped forward with tens of 23-3 and 37-9 and issued in 30 in the first half. Mac owner He had 13 points for George Town (13-8, 4-6), which reduced the margin to 15 with a survival of 6:33 but was unable to bridge the gap further.
As a result, the party continues in St. Jones, which carries its highest classification in AP Top 25 Polll Since a week of December 29, 2014. The red storm jumped five sites after Assembly to overcome Kazavier in additional time Last week.
Fast food
Saint John: This team is good enough to return from the bottom of 16 in the second half, as he did against Kazavier, or holds after building great progress. The road to the emergence of the first NCAA championship since 2019 is clear in the second Pitino season, responsible for Queens.
George Town: The registration is still a problem for coach Ed Cole. HOYAS failed to reach 70 points in the eighth game in a row, the longest of this extension in the program since 2005-2006, and 41 was the lowest in the season.
Main moment
After George Town got within 15, Harun Scott It ended the scoring dryness for more than four minutes, Sant John by making 3 index with 5:04.
Stat Stat
Saint Jones won in the last nine meetings of teams dating back to George Town’s 97-94 OT victory on December 13, 2020.
Even then
Saint John: Providence will host in Madison Square Garden on Saturday.
George Town: Betrler will host Friday night.
Report by Associated Press.
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