When Rick Pitino went to St. John’s, it suited his M.O. to a tee – proud program, desperate fan base, nowhere to go but up. It’s resulted in another banner.

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The St. John's Red Storm found out their fate for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday evening. St. John's will be the number five seed in the East Region, and they will be facing the Northern Iowa Panthers in the first matchup on Friday night.

Rick Pitino yearned for that moment again Saturday night at the Garden, yearned for a back-to-back Big East Tournament championship for St. John’s.

St. John's Rick Pitino, Michigan State's Tom Izzo, UConn's Dan Hurley and Kansas' Bill Self are all featured in the region, along with a coach on the rise in Duke's Jon Scheyer. There are also Blue Bloods across the board in the East.

Rick Pitino was emotional as he honored Zuby Ejiofor on Senior Night, seeing the star player play his last home game with the Red Storm.

Richard Pitino celebrated his father, Rick Pitino, and St. John's second straight Big East tournament title after a dominant 72–52 win over Dan Hurley’s UConn Huskies.

St. John's head coach Rick Pitino joked about the school's travel budget while posting a video of the Red Storm's mascot walking to a Big East tournament matchup with Seton Hall on Friday.

Rick Pitino doesn’t anticipate his son following his footsteps in Rhode Island. The St. John’s head coach firmly denied the rumor that his son and current Xavier head coach, Richard Pitino, could ditch the Musketeers after one season to chase the soon-to-be vacant coaching gig at Providence — not only Rick’s former employer,