One week in the past, St. John’s suffered its most deflating lack of their already-disappointing season after they blew a 10-point second-half lead and crumbled in opposition to Windfall. With a 9-5 file, their two away video games in opposition to Butler and Creighton all of the sudden grew in significance, and the Purple Storm wanted to indicate their followers — and most significantly themselves — that they’ll get off the mat and get again into the struggle.
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