St. John's defeats Villanova at their on-campus arena for the first time in 13 consecutive losses since 1993.
Villanova coach Kyle Neptune had gone to reserve big man Nnanna Njoku off the bench. Njoku really only gets minutes because Neptune has previously called him a “defensive juggernaut,” and true to the description, Njoku helped off his defender and swatted a St. John’s shot near the rim.
But the ball landed in the hands of a Red Storm player, and the extended possession ended with a Brady Dunlap three-pointer just before the shot clock expired to extend Villanova’s deficit to 10 seven minutes into the second half.The St. John’s freshman, who had Villanova as a finalist before committing to Rick Pitino’s program, hit the game’s dagger shot. Villanova’s Hakim Hart missed a layup inside of three minutes to play that would’ve cut the deficit to eight. Instead, the ball went the other way and Dunlap drilled a corner triple that silenced the Finneran Pavilion crowd — save for the handful of Red Storm faithful who made their presence clear in celebrating what became the Red Storm’s first win at Villanova’s on-campus arena since 1993, a streak of 13 consecutive losses snappe
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