Zach Braziller

Kansas’ loss has been St. John’s gain. 

Aaron Scott is dealing with a torn ligament in his right thumb that will require surgery, but it won’t impact his availability for the NCAA Tournament.

Rick Pitino wanted to set the record straight: St. John’s isn’t the product of a high Name, Image & Likeness payroll.

Aaron Scott left no doubt.

This is the week that miracles can happen, a tasty appetizer to the main course otherwise known as The Big Dance.

This month, St. John’s forward Sadiku Ibine Ayo, a practicing Muslim, is fasting for the holy month of Ramadan.

St. John’s started late in Rick Pitino’s first season. It had almost an entirely new roster to fill and was like a runner who was laps behind.

Even as the wins have piled up, Rick Pitino has maintained that his St. John’s team can beat anybody, but also lose to anyone.

There are arguments for and against it; reasons that make sense both ways.

It hasn’t been all roses and sunshine for St. John’s.