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Jaden Daly has been involved in the sports world seemingly for as long as he can remember, be it as a broadcaster, writer, or just a fan. Currently a play-by-play announcer at St. Francis College, where he also does public address announcing, Jaden was also the voice of St. John's University baseball in the 2010 and 2011 seasons. A 2008 graduate of St. John's, Jaden is also the founder and managing editor of A Daly Dose Of Hoops, a blog that offers insights, previews and analysis of college basketball at http://jadendaly.blogspot.com. He can be found on Twitter at @DalyDoseOfHoops, where he talks college basketball even in the offseason.

East Meets West As UCLA Invades MSG

February 17, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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You can call it the Steve Lavin Bowl, except the coach will not be directly involved in the on-court proceedings. Tomorrow afternoon at Madison Square Garden, Lavin's St. John's team faces its final non-conference test of the season when they take on Lavin's old UCLA outfit in a rematch of last year's homecoming for the head coach in Westwood that saw UCLA close out the Red Storm in a matchup with a foul disparity heavily favoring the Bruins. Will the program with the most championships walk away from the "Mecca of college basketball" victorious? JohnnyJungle.com catches you up on all the particulars before tomorrow's matinee. Date: Saturday, February 18, 2012 Location: Madison Square Garden; New York, New York Time: 1:00 PM … [Read more...]

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Seton Hall Three-Point Barrage Sinks Red Storm 94-64

February 15, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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What was supposed to be an evenly-matched game turned into a runaway all on one facet of the game St. John's has had difficulty with all season: The three-point shot. Seton Hall (18-8, 7-7) made fifteen triples of the twenty-four they attempted on the way to a 94-64 victory over the undermanned Red Storm (10-16, 4-10) in Newark last night. Six Pirates scored in double figures, and half of those six tallied double-doubles in a performance that left their star point guard impressed with what was his team's biggest win of the season. "It means a lot," said Jordan Theodore, who led Seton Hall with 16 points and 10 assists. "We really needed this game tonight. I think it was one of our best team games all year. It feels like we started … [Read more...]

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St. John’s Takes On Seton Hall In Meeting Across The River

February 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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To set the mood a little for this next preview. Appropriately, it's the Bruce Springsteen classic "Meeting Across The River." Enjoy. Now that "The Boss" has set the scene, it's time to take a look at Seton Hall and St. John's. The Red Storm have never won at the Prudential Center, and are looking to crush Seton Hall's NCAA Tournament aspirations. Below, JohnnyJungle.com previews St. John's and a Pirate team looking for their fourth win over the Johnnies in their last five meetings. Game Information Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2012 Location: Prudential Center; Newark, New Jersey Time: 7:00 PM EST TV: SNY (Eamon McAnaney, Jim Spanarkel) Radio: WBBR 1130 AM (John Minko, Tim O'Toole) WABC 770 AM (Gary Cohen, Dave Popkin) WSOU … [Read more...]

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Valiant St. John’s Effort Not Enough In 71-61 Loss To Georgetown

February 13, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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Playing for the first time since a demoralizing 22-point defeat at the hands of Cincinnati, St. John's found themselves in a game they could have won. Unfortunately for them, they once again ran into a better team. Another afternoon of 20-point performances from D'Angelo Harrison (24 points) and Moe Harkless (20 points) was not enough for the Red Storm (10-15, 4-9) as they fell to 11th-ranked Georgetown (19-5, 9-4) by the final of 71-61. "We really took a step forward after our last two games," assistant coach Mike Dunlap said after the game. "When we got it down to one possession, we just couldn't level the score. We needed to make a shot and we couldn't do it." St. John's faces a short turnaround after this game with a Tuesday … [Read more...]

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St. John’s Starts Road Trip Against Georgetown

February 12, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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The hits just keep coming for St. John's. Hours after Malik Stith left the team for personal reasons, the Red Storm suffered yet another setback at the hands of Cincinnati. In a rivalry that normally features defensive struggles, the Bearcats walked into Madison Square Garden and thoroughly decimated an undermanned St. John's team to the tune of a 76-54 runaway. St. John's will once again have to resort to a six-man rotation as they enter their final seven games of the regular season; and JohnnyJungle.com gets you caught up on the first of these matchups, a meeting with No. 11 Georgetown in which the Red Storm look to avenge a 69-49 defeat at Madison Square Garden from four weeks ago. Date: Sunday, February 12, 2012 Location: … [Read more...]

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Cincinnati Wins Rematch vs. St. John’s, 76-54

February 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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Hours after the school announced that junior guard Malik Stith was leaving the program, St. John’s took the floor at Madison Square Garden for a rematch with Cincinnati. This time, the Red Storm came up well short, being outrebounded by the Bearcats 46-22 and falling at home, 76-54. JohnnyJungle.com takes a look at some key points from the loss. Amir Garrett and Dom Pointer These two freshmen were the focus of the offense in the first half, scoring 13 of the Red Storm’s 19 points. Garrett is continuing to come into his own in the St. John’s offensive rotation. He finished with seven points. Gates Exploits Frontcourt Advantage The Red Storm were outrebounded badly once again. Their size disadvantage was more … [Read more...]

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Red Storm Go For Sweep Of Cincinnati At Madison Square Garden

February 7, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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St. John's may have lost their last game by 25 points against Syracuse, but among the positives for the Red Storm were yet another 20-point game from D'Angelo Harrison, who has established himself as one of the go-to guys on the youngest team in school history. Harrison will have to fight to reach the 20-point mark again in his next effort, however, as Cincinnati comes into town for a shot at redemption following a loss to St. John's at home, where Moe Harkless' last-second tip-in gave the Red Storm the victory. JohnnyJungle.com gets you caught up on what will be the Bearcats' first trip to Madison Square Garden since 2010 with the information below. Date: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 Location: Madison Square Garden; New York, New … [Read more...]

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Syracuse Too Much For St. John’s In 95-70 Runaway

February 4, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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The debate over which school truly is New York's college team is settled, if only for one more year. Fueled by an impressive performance on both ends of the floor, No. 2 Syracuse (23-1, 10-1) took control midway through the first half and never looked back in a 95-70 rout of St. John's (10-13, 4-7) at Madison Square Garden. Five players scored in double figures for the Orange, led by 14 points each from Fab Melo, Dion Waiters and C.J. Fair. Kris Joseph and freshman Michael Carter-Williams chipped in with thirteen each on a day where Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim moved into a third-place tie on the all-time wins list, joining Hall of Famer Dean Smith with 879 career victories. "I thought we did a better job on the boards than we had … [Read more...]

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Red Storm Host Syracuse For New York Bragging Rights

February 4, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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New York's College Team. Two schools lay claim to that title and depending, on whom you speak to, the true owner of that moniker varies. Fortunately, this is an issue that gets to be settled on the court. St. John's and Syracuse meet this afternoon for the 86th time in the history of the two schools, with the Orange taking a 48-37 lead after winning twelve of their last thirteen showdowns with the Red Storm. St. John's comes in having dropped six straight to Syracuse; but the last time that was the case, New York City's college team walked off the court victorious. Can history repeat itself? JohnnyJungle.com will shed further light on this matchup that is less than twelve hours away. Date: Saturday, February 4, 2012 Location: … [Read more...]

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St. John’s Outlasts DePaul On Road, 87-81

February 2, 2012 By 1 Comment
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It was a game of runs on the road; and at the end, the team that made the last big run was able to use it to their advantage. After allowing the game to be tied at 64 late in the second half, St. John's (10-12, 4-6) went on a 9-2 spurt to take the lead for good and hold off DePaul (11-10, 2-7) by the final of 87-81 at the Allstate Arena in Chicago behind a career-high 29 points from D'Angelo Harrison. "We allowed him to get going," said DePaul coach Oliver Purnell. "Once he got going, then he got aggressive." Harrison's defining moment of the season came in the midst of a 7-of-11 performance from three-point range, and the Texan scored 21 of his 29 in the second half. In addition, the Red Storm got a bounce-back game from God'sgift … [Read more...]

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