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St. John's Balanced Offense Overpowers Creighton
Liotopoulos made five 3-pointers, helping St. John's improve to 11-5 overall and 4-1 in the Big East Conference with a strong second-half run.
- On Saturday, Lefteris Liotopoulos, sophomore guard, scored a game-high 17 points on 6 for 10 shooting to help St. John's to a 90-73 victory at CHI Health Center Omaha.
- After losing to Providence last weekend, St. John's Red Storm faced pressure from a Quad 3 loss, with Rick Pitino warning `Now our backs are to the wall very early in the season' and expecting a `100%' turnaround.
- The Red Storm controlled the glass 39-26 and held a 12-2 advantage in offensive boards, fueling second-chance points and a largest lead of 27.
- St. John's now sits at 11-5 in the season, while Creighton Bluejays face a quick turnaround Tuesday hosting Georgetown Hoyas to regroup after the loss.
- The win positions St. John's Red Storm as they secured back-to-back Quad 1 road wins at CHI Health Center Omaha, where 17,185 in attendance exited with eight minutes left after one win in 14 previous tries.
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St. John’s dominates Creighton to breathe life back into season with second straight road win
St. John's put together an impressive second half at Butler on Tuesday, and Saturday, they were even better, dominating previously red-hot Creighton at the CHI Health Center.
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Read Full ArticleSt. John’s Tops Creighton: Five Takeaways from Red Storm’s Dominant Road Win
Torch Photo / Sebastian Zelaya After playing all but one of their nonconference games at home, St. John’s embarked on a back-to-back road trip for the first time this season. After a challenging start, the Red Storm have found comfort on the road, going 2-0 against Big East opponents and earning their third victory against Creighton in dominant fashion. Don’t look now, but St. John’s now sits at 3-4 in Quad 1 games, ending the week with two Quad…
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