St. John’s entered Sunday’s matchup against the Seton Hall Pirates with a 9-11 record while Seton Hall came in with a 12-6 mark, but trailing the Johnnies in the Big East.
The boys from Queens came out of the gates very slow and did not play to their full potential and just looked lost. As the final buzzer of the second quarter sounded, the Johnnies found themselves trailing by a score of 46-26.
“I told them at halftime, they were soft and selfish,” St. John’s coach Chris Mullin said.