St. John's Rick Pitino takes blame for lousy performance vs. UConn
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St. John's Rick Pitino takes blame for lousy performance vs. UConn
"The No. 6-ranked Huskies (26-3, 16-2 Big East) crushed the No. 15-ranked Red Storm (22-6, 15-2 Big East) 72-40. St. John's missed 24 straight shots to end the game, with their last coming at the 17:28 minute mark in the second half. According to ESPN Insights, that is the longest streak of missed field goals by an Associated Press-ranked team in the last eight seasons."
"The 73-year-old coach spoke with the media for just over a minute before walking out of the session. His behavior was petulant but understandable. Why would Pitino want to answer the tough questions after a blowout, where his team turned in a mind-blowingly terrible second half?"
St. John's Red Storm men's basketball experienced a humiliating defeat against No. 6-ranked Connecticut, losing 72-40. The Red Storm's performance deteriorated dramatically in the second half, culminating in a historic shooting collapse. St. John's missed 24 consecutive field goal attempts, with their final shot coming at the 17:28 mark of the second half. This shooting drought represents the longest missed field goal streak by an Associated Press-ranked team over the past eight seasons. Head coach Rick Pitino's brief media appearance reflected the frustration of the loss, as he declined to engage in extended questioning following the blowout defeat.
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