Class of 2023 guard Aaron Clark receiving high-major interest
By JACOB POLACHECK Aaron Clark is emerging as
By JACOB POLACHECK Aaron Clark is emerging as
By ADAM ZAGORIA Former Seton Hall stars Angel
By MIKE McCURRY NEW YORK — Seton Hall head
By MIKE McCURRY
PISCATAWAY, N.J.—Steve Pikiell vividly recalls his Rutgers head coaching debut. The thing is, he’s one of very few.
For a program that most recently made the NCAA Tournament in 1991 and last registered a winning season in 2005-06, any semblance of quantitative progress represents an upward trajectory.
Even in the attendance department.
Pikiell estimates that 1,800 fans were on-hand for Rutgers’ win over Molloy on November 11, 2016. The turnout was embarrassingly low. Expectations were lower still for the Scarlet Knights under Pikiell, the latest to be tasked with one of the more massive rebuilding jobs at the Division-1 level.
What a difference a year makes.
Angel Delgado and Khadeen Carrington are reportedly
By DENNIS CHAMBERS GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Seton Hall played
By DENNIS CHAMBERS
GREENVILLE, S.C. — This week last year was a whirlwind for Seton Hall.
The Pirates had just won their first Big East Tournament championship in 23 years, ended a 10-year NCAA Tournament bid drought and flown across the country in the span of two days.
As a result, the high times came crashing down rather quickly for Seton Hall. Unable to regain their composure, the Pirates fell to Gonzaga in their first tournament game in a decade 68-52, in Denver.
But that’s old news to the current core of Seton Hall’s team. Angel Delgado, Khadeen Carrington and Desi Rodriguez are back for another shot at notching the Pirates’ first tournament win since 2004. After dropping their last NCAA game as the higher seed, these Pirates aren’t taking anything for granted this time around.
