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- 4 Takeaways From St. John’s Upset Win Over UConn
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN (NEW YORK) — Profanity-laced chants directed at UConn head coach Dan Hurley began ringing around the arena during the national anthem, at times overshadowing a tremendous rendition of the song. "F--- you, Dan!" one St. John’s student shouted, alcoholic beverage in hand. "F--- Dan Hurley!" a few others answered. The modern Big East’s most thrilling rivalry came to life before the ball was even tipped. It didn’t used to look and feel this way inside The World’s Most Famous Arena, where a sell-out crowd on Friday night bathed the building in red. The split, according to St. John's head coach Rick Pitino, was "90-10" in favor of the Red Storm. That certainly didn’t happen in years gone by, when legions of fans supporting UConn — a program that refers to Madison Square Garden as "Storrs South" — routinely filled the seats after a short train ride into Grand… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago
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