Most recent was ACC QF and 2 from mid or late November

First, Hope everyone has a Blessed Good Friday .
Rooting for BIG EAST to have 3 of Elite 8 and believe it will be done.

Was Timberlake snubbing him and he fell into Spencer

Will add as they come…

Nova- Top 5-10 for NIL money in the country

Congrats Levell! Hope he wins it!
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Posh was at the game last night and rumor has it he’s considering transferring. My buddy said he smiled when he asked Posh if he’s coming here. Posh to shu ?

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Macon, Ga. -- The Seton Hall baseball team used 16 hits and 11 runs to take the series opener from Mercer as the Pirates defeated the Bears, 11-10, on Thursday afternoon.

Cole Zak (Cleveland, Ohio) hit his first home run of the season and provided key insurance runs in the top of the eighth with a two-run double. Devin Hack (Somerville, N.J.) returned to the leadoff spot for the Pirates (15-11) and he went 4-for-6 with two RBI. Andrew Bianco (Kings Park, N.Y.) and Max Viera (Greenwood Lake, N.Y.) both collected three hits. Anthony Ehly (Glenside, Pa.) had five strikeouts in a four-inning start and Jay Allmer (Asheville, N.C.) recorded his second save of the season.

How It Happened

After Mercer crossed the plate in the bottom of the first inning to take an early 1-0 lead, the Pirates answered with five runs in the top half of the second. Bianco got it started with a game-tying, run-scoring double and Hack later drove in two runs on a base hit to center field that plated both Zak and Bianco. With two down, Staus Pokrovsky (Pittsgrove, N.J.) drove in two more Seton Hall with a double down the left field line that made it 5-1 Pirates.

Ehly tossed a scoreless second inning before Zak's solo home run in the top half of the third made it 6-1 in favor of Seton Hall. After putting up another zero in the bottom of the third, Ehly ran into trouble in the home half of the fourth as Mercer put two runs on the scoreboard with a pair of solo home runs that cut its deficit in half. The Hall would tally runs in the fifth and six innings but the Bears answered with the long ball on their trips to the dish.

Mercer made it a one-run game in the bottom of the seventh, 8-7, but the Pirates posted another big inning in the top of the eighth. With the bases loaded and one out, Danny Melnick (Hamilton, N.J.) gave the Pirates a 9-7 lead on a sacrifice fly that scored Pokrovsky. The next batter was Zak who served an opposite field double to the left center field gap that scored two runs and extended Seton Hall's lead to 11-7.

Despite the Bears making it a one-run game and getting the tying run on third in the bottom of the ninth inning, Allmer came on in relief and was able to retire the side to nail down the win.

Up Next

Game two is scheduled for tomorrow night at 6 p.m. The will be broadcast on ESPN+.

He's injured. Don't know how badly.

Keep this here for now.

We have discussed SH not being selected for the NCAA tourney and the tepid response from our Commissioner. Well here is a chance for her to speak out strongly and that we will not sit by idly when inequities occur.

We all know Dawes had tough start to the season in the non-conference and heard about it on this site, but he rebounded to have a really good year and deserves some props for that.

Plus you can see why Holloway values his work ethic and toughness in setting an example for the program culture. And he played really well for us in big spots this year.

He’s gone out on a high note with the NIT run at Walsh, hope he can add the tournament championship to that!

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No real ticky tacky fouls. Let them play. No James Breeding style interference with the flow of the game.

Good they overruled the shot clock violation. That was a bad call.

Thoughts?

Since we know we’re not going to be able to raise significant funds to help with the PFP NIL, what else can be done for what I would call legit NIL which would be via endorsements from sponsors? I still don’t get why Under Armour can’t do more to help us out by providing more opportunities for student athletes and also how we can find more sponsors?

I realize this isn’t easy, but with Social Media providing so many ways to earn $, there’s got to be more things that can be done.

Seton Hall is averaging 16 assists and 40% perimeter shooting over the last 6 game (includes the dud against SJU).

Only 6 teams shot 40% or better from the perimeter this season, and 16 assists/game would land you in the Top 35. The recent averages tell the tale, let's keep it rolling.

GO PIRATES!!!

Can’t beat this!

Dre’s daughter…
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Zoom in and you’ll see Sha’s little son on Dre’s shoulders (like he was after the UNT game as well) with his fist up in the huddle just like the rest of the Pirates.
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I have 2 extra for the NIT if anyone needs them. Selling at cost which is $43 with fees. Will transfer tickets to your name after purchase. Thanks.

I was just on the BU hoops forum. They say Hinkle is sold out for our game with Georgia. Big BE contingent. They are saying they will be really loud for us. Respect! They say it will be tough against Indiana State. They are only 70 miles away. One game at a time. The guys on the Butler forum are predicting at least 80% pro SHU Go Pirates! 🏴‍☠️

According to Seth Greenberg Seton Hall should play every home game at Walsh. They would go undefeated at home and it would be the toughest venue to play at in the big East. The fans are right on top of the court.

It was a fun 3 game stretch.

I’m assuming where there was smoke there was some level of flame, but wonder if this is a case where he was getting a call, or someone at Ville made it apparent he was truly a candidate of high interest. Whatever the case, it was the right thing for us to do the extension but I do question how much of a real threat this was.