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Ian Jackson, Keyshawn Hall Score 17 Points Apiece as No. 13 St. John's Routs Colgate
- On Wednesday, the No. 13 St. John's Red Storm defeated Colgate 90-59 at Carnesecca Arena, with Ian Jackson and Keyshawn Hall each scoring 17 points to secure their third consecutive double-digit victory.
- Offensive efficiency drove the win, with the Red Storm shooting 48.4% from the field and hitting 12 of 30 three-pointers as the scoring trio reached double figures by halftime.
- Point guard Quinn Ellis excelled with nine assists and zero turnovers in 32 minutes; Coach Rick Pitino called him an "amazing player with an incredible IQ."
- Tounde Yessoufou and Lefteris Liotopoulos provided critical depth, contributing 15 and 13 points respectively, as Pitino continues crafting Yessoufou into a complete player.
- St. John's faces Syracuse at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night in a reunion with a former Big East foe as the Red Storm continue their early-season campaign.
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First-half surge sparks No. 13 St. John's to romp over Colgate
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Ian Jackson, Keyshawn Hall score 17 points apiece as No. 13 St. John's routs Colgate
NEW YORK (AP) — Ian Jackson and Keyshawn Hall scored 17 points apiece, leading No. 13 St. John’s to a 90-59 victory over Colgate on Wednesday night.
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First-half surge sparks No. 13 St. John’s to romp over Colgate
Ian Jackson scored 14 of his 17 points before halftime as No. 13 St. John's took control late in the first half and pulled away for a 90-59 victory over Colgate on Wednesday in New York. The Red Storm (3-0) earned their third straight double-digit victory ahead of a Sunday home game against Syracuse at
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