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Pirates Back In Action On Saturday At Providence - Seton Hall University Athletics

Coming off of its first BIG EAST victory of the season on Wednesday, the Seton Hall men's basketball team travels to Providence to take on the Friars at 5 p....
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GAME INFORMATION
Date/Time: Saturday, Jan. 11 • 5 p.m. Eastern
Site: Providence, R.I. • Amica Mutual Pavilion (12,410)
TV: CBS Sports Network • Jordan Kent & Michael O'Donnell
Online: cbssports.com/watch/cbs-sports-network
Radio: SHU Pirates Mobile App • Gary Cohen & Dave Popkin
SHUPirates.com • Varsity Network App
Satellite: SiriusXM 392 | SXM App 982
Seton Hall All-Time vs. Providence: 56-58
NOTES YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • Coming off of its first BIG EAST victory of the season on Wednesday, the Seton Hall men's basketball team travels to Providence to take on the Friars at 5 p.m. on Saturday on CBS Sports Network.
  • Saturday's game will be the 115th all-time meeting between Seton Hall and Providence.
  • A fellow charter member of the BIG EAST Conference, Providence is Seton Hall's third-most common opponent.
  • The two teams have split the last six meetings and four of those contests were decided by single digits.
  • Providence is 29-6 in regular season home games at Amica Mutual Pavilion the last two seasons and two of those losses have come against Seton Hall.
  • The first was an 82-58 drubbing of the Friars in head coach Shaheen Holloway's first season on 3/4/23 and the second came last season, a 61-57 Pirates victory on 1/3/24.
  • The Hall trails the all-time series against Providence, 56-58, but its 39-35 against the Friars in BIG EAST regular season games.
  • With its win over DePaul on Wednesday, head coach Shaheen Holloway improves to 60-27 (.690) from January to March the last four full seasons, including a 23-11 mark in the month of January.
  • Holloway has stated that his team's get better as the season goes along and the numbers back that up:

Holloway Record By Month, Last 4 Full Seasons (excluding 2020-21)
November: 15-15*
December: 12-18*
January: 23-11*
February: 19-12
March: 18-4
Nov.-Dec.: 27-33 (.450) Jan.-March: 60-27 (.690)
* includes this season
  • The overtime win over the Blue Demons improved Holloway's coaching record in overtime games to 9-3, including a 3-1 mark as head coach of the Pirates.
  • Dylan Addae-Wusu scored 24 points and dished out seven assists, both personal bests in his Seton Hall career, against DePaul.
  • Addae-Wusu is five assists away from 400 career assists and one steal shy of 200 career steals.
  • Addae-Wusu and Creighton's Ryan Kalkbrenner share the lead among active players with 82 career BIG EAST games played.
  • Isaiah Coleman also scored 24 points against the Blue Demons, making him the first Pirate since Myles Powell in 2019-20 to score at least 15 points in The Hall's first four BIG EAST games of the season.
  • Coleman has scored in double-figures in seven of his last eight games including three consecutive 20-point performances against BIG EAST teams.
  • Over his last six games, Coleman is averaging 20.5 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game.
  • Trailing only Villanova's Eric Dixon, Coleman ranks second in the BIG EAST averaging 22.5 points per contest in four conference games.
  • After struggling from the free-throw line through the first month of the season, Seton Hall has bounced back in its last six games shooting 71 percent (89-of-126) from the stripe.
  • The Hall ranks fifth in the BIG EAST shooting 76 percent from the line in conference games.
  • Seton Hall has held eight opponents under 65 points this season.
  • The Pirates rank 74th in KenPom defensive efficiency and 40th in scoring defense (64.9 ppg).
  • Seton Hall ranks seventh in Div. I in non-steal turnover percentage by KenPom, a metric that measures turnovers such as traveling, offensive fouls and shot clock violations.
  • After grabbing a season-high 22 offensive rebounds against the Georgetown, Seton Hall now ranks third in the BIG EAST averaging 12.1 offensive rebounds per game.
  • The Pirates rank third in the BIG EAST in bench points averaging 23.1 points per contest.
  • The Pirates are 4-1 on the season when Chaunce Jenkins is their leading scorer.

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HALL85 said:
I mentioned this a few weeks ago. The number one product Mexico exports are automobiles (most of which from American car makers that have IC plants in Mexico). And the U.S. is the number one customer for those exports. While tariffs would raise the cost of those cars, there are other options for American car buyers of vehicles not produced in Mexico....especially EV's which Tesla produces exclusively in U.S. factories. If Trump went through with the Mexico tariffs it would be a big boost to Musk.
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Plus Dems would be happy more electric cars. Mexico grows lots of fruits and vegetables. We do need their farming especially since California is a such a big question mark.
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HALL85 said:
They won't say it publicly, but given how the world stage has changed with Russia AND China, Denmark knows that if we owned Greenland , they would be better served from a security perspective.
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I think Putin is looking for a way out of this mess he created. Personally we all should be pulling for an end to that war. Nothing good is going to come from all the fighting. I expect Trump to meet with Denmark in the first 30 days of office. Thank god we have leadership again. Joe was in way over his head, but was still better than Kamala even in his current state of mind. Pathetic how far we have fallen.
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SHallguy2 said:
Have to negotiate differently with Mexico, we need their products and cooperation, but we do have some leverage there as well. Choices have to be made to keep peace. America has been so predictable that being unpredictable right now may cause people around the world to wake up and appreciate our country.
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I mentioned this a few weeks ago. The number one product Mexico exports are automobiles (most of which from American car makers that have IC plants in Mexico). And the U.S. is the number one customer for those exports. While tariffs would raise the cost of those cars, there are other options for American car buyers of vehicles not produced in Mexico....especially EV's which Tesla produces exclusively in U.S. factories. If Trump went through with the Mexico tariffs it would be a big boost to Musk.
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SHallguy2 said:
Used the wrong word, We are Canada’s largest customer. We buy autos and dairy products which help drive their economy. We run a trade deficit of over 200 billion. Their economy would suffer greatly without us. Same is true of Mexico, except we need what Mexico produces. Denmark owns Greenland and they count on us for protection. Denmark has been gracious and appreciative. Canada not so much hence the use of the phase taking advantage of us.

Trump needs leverage to negotiate a deal between Russia and Ukraine. We could hurt Canada and Denmark/Greenland and change the geography of our footprint but that would not be very neighborly, but then again Russia is not being very neighborly are they. Russia is depleting their military right now while USA could double in size without firing any weapons. Not to mention if we leverage Denmark/Greenland we would could keep an eye on Russia. The smart Folks in Denmark might buy into the Greenland partnership to put Russia in check. If Trump delivers this message maybe he gets the fighting to stop. It’s better than doing nothing while financing death and destruction.
Long shot but bet it works.
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They won't say it publicly, but given how the world stage has changed with Russia AND China, Denmark knows that if we owned Greenland , they would be better served from a security perspective.
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SHUSA said:
try this.

1) US is clearly taking advantage of greenland denmark, making the original comment completley wrong, and its the exact opposite

2) comparing canada with mexico is flat out moronic and you even know it. you know how BS that is.
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Have to negotiate differently with Mexico, we need their products and cooperation, but we do have some leverage there as well. Choices have to be made to keep peace. America has been so predictable that being unpredictable right now may cause people around the world to wake up and appreciate our country. A strong America benefits many countries around the world.
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SHUSA said:
are greenland and canada really taking advantage of us?
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Used the wrong word, We are Canada’s largest customer. We buy autos and dairy products which help drive their economy. We run a trade deficit of over 200 billion. Their economy would suffer greatly without us. Same is true of Mexico, except we need what Mexico produces. Denmark owns Greenland and they count on us for protection. Denmark has been gracious and appreciative. Canada not so much hence the use of the phase taking advantage of us.

Trump needs leverage to negotiate a deal between Russia and Ukraine. We could hurt Canada and Denmark/Greenland and change the geography of our footprint but that would not be very neighborly, but then again Russia is not being very neighborly are they. Russia is depleting their military right now while USA could double in size without firing any weapons. Not to mention if we leverage Denmark/Greenland we would could keep an eye on Russia. The smart Folks in Denmark might buy into the Greenland partnership to put Russia in check. If Trump delivers this message maybe he gets the fighting to stop. It’s better than doing nothing while financing death and destruction.
Long shot but bet it works.
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