Dre Davis explodes for 24 points as The Hall upsets No. 20 Providence, 82-58
By Thomas Donnelly | March 5Davis scored 24 points off the bench in the season-finale victory.
Davis scored 24 points off the bench in the season-finale victory.
Athletes and managers for the men's team were honored pregame. Dawes led The Hall with 21 points.
Park-Lane recorded 20 points and 10 assists, while Baines scored 19 points and pulled down 10 rebounds.
Tyrese Samuel and Al-Amir Dawes went for 16 points each in the loss.
Dawes scored 20 points and Samuel recorded his second consecutive double-double in the win.
Multiple comeback attempts fell short as Seton Hall never overcame the second half deficit.
5 Pirates scored in double figures to seal the victory over the Blue Demons.
Dre Davis led all scorers with 15 points in the dominant victory for The Hall.
Kadary Richmond scored 28 points, pulled down 9 rebounds, and dished 5 assists in the loss.
KC Ndefo earned the Joe Calabrese MVP trophy with 9 points, 8 rebounds, three blocks, and two steals.
Holding a 5-point cushion out of the break, the Pirates found their footing and dominated the second half.
Kadary Richmond and Tyrese Samuel combined for 33 points in the loss.
Seton Hall could not keep up with Oklahoma's offensive scheme in Friday's loss.
Tyrese Samuel led the team with 14 points and 11 rebounds in the Thanksgiving Day win.
Dawes scored 19 points in his first start as a Pirate, leading Seton Hall to victory.
Seton Hall hosted Iowa for their Gavitt Tipoff game on Wednesday.
Coach Holloway and the Pirates faced his former team on Saturday in a 80-44 win.
Seton Hall men's basketball came out victorious in a matchup with the Monmouth Hawks at the Prudential Center.
As the final horn sounded at San Diego State's Viejas Arena on the night of March 18, the Seton Hall Pirates walked off the court dejected after suffering not only their largest loss of the season, but the also second-largest loss of the 2022 NCAA Tournament.
As the St. Peter's Peacocks were ushered into Walsh Gym on Thursday, all eyes stopped and stared. A moment of realization set in, and the crowd rose to their feet and applauded the team that put on the most magical March Madness run ever. The Peacocks have been the center of the sports world's attention since becoming the first 15 seed to reach the Elite 8.