Luther update

Update: We are thankful this need was met and excited to see Luther follow the Lord in baptism this morning! https://www.facebook.com/share/v/Ytr491xD2J2pH6zR/?mibextid=WC7FNe

This is Luther, he recently gave his life to Jesus. Luther only has this one outfit and we don’t have his size on hand. Luther wears a 5x top and size 50 waist and 34 length and size 16 wide shoes.
He plans to be Baptised this Sunday and we are hoping to find him something before then.

Anyone see that? What the? Bad look.

Mamu has 12 minutes in the game tonight. Stat line: 6 PTS, 3 RBS, 2 ASTS

San Antonio staged a comeback at the end of the 3rd quarter with Mamu in the mix.

Wembanyama 27 PTS, 9 RBS -31
Mamu lead in +/- with +21

In the handshake line?????

Will be interesting to see how he does against better competition, but guy gives instant energy and intensity and gets after it on the glass, defense, and he can friggin finish for the most part around the basket. He may be a better 3 pt shooter than anyone would give him credit for. He’s looking the 6 man right now for us who can do a little of everything. Given the way the team started the game in sleep mode yesterday, he’s a spark.

Hey, it's good to have the zero.

Connecticut 4-0

Creighton 4-0

Seton Hall 4-0

Marquette 3-0

Jared G league stats

After two games he’s avg 27 P, 7.5 R and 3 A. Great start after 2 games.

Box


Newark, N.J. - Senior Dre Davis (Indianapolis, Ind.) scored a game-high 17 points and senior Kadary Richmond (Brooklyn, N.Y.) posted a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds as the Seton Hall men's basketball team improved to 4-0 with a victory over Wagner, 72-51.

The Pirates had three players score in double figures, as graduate student Jaden Bediako (Brampton, Ontario) added 11 points and seven board to guide The Hall to its first 4-0 start to a season since 2016-17.

How It Happened

Seton Hall fed the paint early with Bediako scoring four of the Pirates' first eight points. Wagner used a 7-0 run to take a four point lead, 12-8, but Richmond answered with a three-point basket that made it a one-point game, 12-11.

Davis then went on a scoring run by himself. He first converted a tough layup with contact that gave the Pirates the lead again, 13-12, with 9:43 left in the first half before grabbing the rebound on the next defensive possession and drawing a foul on the other end. After hitting two free throws, Davis came up with a steal and transition jam that pushed the Pirates' lead to 17-12.

Eight of Richmond's team-best 11 first half points were scored in the final 4:31 of the first half, helping stretch the Pirates' lead to double-digits and making the first half score, 32-22.

The Seahawks hung around early in the second half where they only trailed by nine, 39-30, with 17:03 to play. Seton Hall found its shooting stroke though as it nailed back-to-back threes on its next two possessions from seniors Dylan Addae-Wusu (Bronx, N.Y.) and Al-Amir Dawes (Newark, N.J.), respectively, that made it a 15-point lead for the Pirates, 45-30.

With 11:51 to play, Davis would go into takeover mode again as he scored the Pirates' next five points that pushed The Hall's lead to 55-34. Freshman Isaiah Coleman (Fredicksburg, Va.) came off the bench with 10:51 to play and once again made an impact by scoring on a spinning layup and cashing in on his first career three-pointer from the corner of the floor that took Wagner out of it for good and made it 66-42 with 5:33 left.

Inside The Box Score

• Seton Hall shot 48 percent from the field, 32 percent from beyond the arc and 91 percent from the free throw line.
• The Pirates held Wagner to just 31 percent shooting from the floor and 23 percent shooting from deep.
• Seton Hall was just +4 on the backboards in the first half but finished +12 for the game, 43-31.
• Wagner was successful in transition, finishing with 12 fastbreak points compared to the Pirates' four.
• 42 of Seton Hall's 72 points were in the paint.
• The Pirates finished with 15 assists and 12 turnovers.
• The Seahawks took care of the basketball, committing only nine turnovers.

News & Notes

• Seton Hall improves to 29-6 all-time against Wagner and its won the last 14 games in the series.
• Seton Hall is now 87-12 (.879) all-time at Prudential Center against non-conference opponents and the Pirates have won 13 of their last 14 games against non-league foes in Newark.
• Wagner's 51 points are the Pirates' lowest point total allowed this season.
• Davis now has 32 career double-figure scoring performances and is up to 641 career points.
• Seton Hall is 15-2 when Richmond has seven or more rebounds and 12-3 all-time when Richmond has 10-plus points, 5-plus rebounds and 5-plus assists.
• Richmond now has four career double-doubles.
• Bediako's team's are 17-5 when he scores in double-figures.
• Richmond is up to 240 career assists at Seton Hall.

Up Next

The Pirates will hit the road for the first time this season next week when they head to the Rady Children's Invitational in San Diego from Nov. 23-24. Seton Hall will open with USC on Thanksgiving Day at 5:30 p.m. EST on FS1.

The Hall will face DePaul on Friday and Marquette on Saturday in the regular season's final two matches.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – McGrath-Phillips Arena
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN – Al McGuire Center

PREVIEW
Seton Hall will return to action this week for its final two matches of the 2023 regular season. The Pirates will travel to Chicago to take on DePaul on Friday, before heading to Milwaukee to face Marquette on Saturday.

MEDIA
Both matches will be streamed live and available for FloSports subscribers. Both will also have live stats.

LAST WEEK
Seton Hall split its final two home games of the season last week. The Hall had a thrilling three-set sweep of St. John's on Nov. 8 before falling to No. 15 Creighton on Nov. 10.

The Pirates collected 14.0 team blocks and held St. John's to an attack percentage of just .009 in a stunning 3-0 (25-17, 25-17, 25-20) sweep of the Red Storm. St. John's, which came into the match tied for first place in the BIG EAST Conference with Creighton and Marquette, couldn't find its offensive footing, making 30 attack errors thanks in large part to the Pirates' staunch front line. Senior Bianca Bucciarelli (Carate Brianza, Italy) had a match-high 11 kills to go with five digs and three blocks.

Junior Hanna Tulli (Collegeville, Pa.) had a team-high nine kills, but The Hall fell to No. 15 Creighton, 3-0 (17-25, 18-25, 21-25), despite a spirited effort on Senior Night. Creighton showed why it's one of the premier offensive programs in the country, collecting 57 kills and a .465 attack percentage without allowing the Pirates to record a single block.

PLAYOFF RACE
It all comes down to this. Seton Hall finds itself tied for fifth place in the BIG EAST standings with two matches left. The top six teams in the final standings will qualify for the BIG EAST Tournament.

1. Creighton (14-2)
Marquette (14-2)
3. St. John's (12-4)
4. Xavier (11-6)
5. SETON HALL (8-8)
DePaul (8-8)
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7. Villanova 7-9
8. Butler 7-10

DePaul will play Seton Hall and St. John's. Villanova will face the two weakest teams in the BIG EAST in Providence and Connecticut. Villanova has the head-to-head tie-breaker against Seton Hall. The Pirates currently have the tie-breaker over DePaul, but the teams play on Friday.

SCOUTING DE PAUL
On Friday, Seton Hall and DePaul will meet for the 28th time in history. The Pirates have an impressive 21-6 all-time record against the Blue Demons, but DePaul has dominated the series in recent years. Earlier this season, The Hall edged DePaul in five sets in Walsh Gym.

Graduate student Madeline Matheny (Wilmington, Del.) had a career-high 19 kills and the Pirates edged DePaul, 3-2 (25-20, 20-25, 25-19, 26-28, 19-17), in a wild, back-and-forth affair on Oct 14. Matheny was brilliant, collected a double-double with a career-high 19 kills, with only five attack errors, and a season-high 17 digs.

In all, four Pirates collected at least 12 kills. Senior Perri Lucas (Chicago, Ill.) had 13 kills and three blocks. Tulli had career-highs of 12 kills and eight blocks, while freshman Senna Roberts-Navarro (Honolulu, Hawaii) also tallied 12 kills. Roberts-Navarro collected 11 of her 12 kills in the fourth and fifth sets.

DePaul enters Friday's pivotal contest with a 15-12 overall record and an 8-8 mark in BIG EAST play. They came up with a pair of huge four-set road victories last weekend at Villanova and at Georgetown to remain locked in the standings with Seton Hall. DePaul's Jill Pressly currently leads the BIG EAST with 4.69 kills per set and Rachel Krasowski leads with 5.19 digs per set.

SCOUTING MARQUETTE
Seton Hall and Marquette will meet on Saturday for the 29th time in history. The Golden Eagles have dominated the series, winning 23 of the prior 28 meetings, including the last 14 matches. The Pirates' last victory in the series came in five sets in the semifinals of the 2014 BIG EAST Tournament. Most recently, The Hall fell to Marquette in four sets on Oct. 13.

Matheny had a team-high 11 kills, and the Pirates rallied to win a set, but ultimately fell to Marquette, 3-1 (16-25, 25-19, 14-25, 19-25). Seton Hall's victory in set two was only the third set Marquette had lost in seven BIG EAST matches up to that point in season. Matheny had a team-high 11 kills to go with seven digs and three aces to lead The Hall's offense. Lucas had nine kills and seven digs, while Bucciarelli had eight kills and nine digs.

Marquette enters the weekend with an 18-9 overall record and tied for the BIG EAST lead with a 14-2 mark in conference play. They had won five in a row before being swept by Creighton on Nov. 5. Last weekend, they swept Georgetown on Friday and defeated Villanova in four sets on Saturday.

UP NEXT
After this weekend, we will know if the Pirates have qualified for the BIG EAST Tournament. If they do, the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 22 in Milwaukee, Wis.

Another name the score game with the Mercy Rule in effect.

Wagner will probably slow the game down and who knows how much the SHU starters will play. So.....


Seton Hall 76
Wagner 52

Great job by Vince and everyone on the Booster Club with the dinner reception after the game.

Event was hosted by radio voice Dave Popkin who was fantastic. Jerry Carino had some great insight on the team and his take on what went down in the the handshake line after the game

The Q&A session with assistant coaches Ryan Whalen and R Davis was very informative. Coaches said they are just scratching the surface with offensive play installation. High Scorer from yesterday Dre Davis showed up with his family and he spoke a few minutes about the progression of the freshman and what he thinks this years team is capable of.

Lastly Glenn Mosley spoke and provided some funny stories of what it was like to play for coach Rafferty. The fact that Glenn averaged 16.3 rebounds a game (also had 28 boards in one game is crazy)

The Food was incredible . Great nite all around.

Anybody on this board going?

I won't be coming down till Turkey day since I will be catching my undergrad team (UC Irvine) playing Tuesday and Wednesday night in Vegas.

If so, I will look forward to seeing who is there.

Go Pirates!

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Should be a great atmosphere.

Got his waiver to play this season.

There's no doubt that we've played a soft schedule so far, pick off USC next week and heads will turn.

Regardless, it's nice to be in that group of 90.

Any idea whwere to watch game

Who is up at Happy Valley clutching a pair of Schiano’s undies will offer his unwanted and ill informed thoughts on the handshake line?