The St. John’s Red Storm basketball team is nearing the completion of a season-long goal that has been 40 years in the making: winning the Big East regular-season championship. As they approach this historic moment, the stakes are high in their next game against Seton Hall, set to take place on March 1, 2025. With a record of 22-5 overall and 15-3 in Big East play, St. John’s is poised to claim its first outright conference title since 1983. They currently hold a two-game lead over the second-place team, and victory against Seton Hall would officially secure the championship. Head coach Mike Anderson expressed his team’s determination, stating, “We know what’s at stake. This is what we worked for all season long.” The Red Storm has seen significant improvement this season, with standout performances from players like Posh Alexander, who leads the team in assists and steals. The game will be aired nationally, allowing fans across the country to witness this potential moment of triumph for the program. Despite the excitement, the team has decided against a celebratory net-cutting ceremony should they clinch the title, emphasizing their focus on the bigger picture and preparing for the upcoming postseason. This decision is rooted in respect for the tournament and the challenges that lie ahead.
St. John’s Basketball Team on the Brink of Making History with Big East Title Achievement
