Rick Pitino prepared St. John’s for underdog Omaha by showing players his biggest upset loss in NCAA Tournament
Rick Pitino knows what it’s like to be on the losing end of an all-time opening-round upset. In 2011, Pitino was the head coach of the No. 4 Louisville team that suffered a 62-61 stunner to No. 13 Morehead State in the NCAA Tournament’s Round of 64.
The coaches are the story at this NCAA tournament site, and it’s too good to ignore.
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Calipari, now with Arkansas, and Self, still with Kansas, will face each other in the NCAA Tournament for the third time on ...
Pitino coached his first NCAA Tournament game with Boston University in 1983, a loss as a No. 12 seed in the preliminary round of the then-52-team tournament. He did not lose again in the first round ...
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The native New Yorker has St. John’s poised for a tournament run. But his life is a complex character study, gripping and raw ...
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Rick Pitino struck a reflective tone as he prepares his second-seeded St. John's team to face No. 15-seeded Omaha in the ...
Rick Pitino has been calling for a the Big East to become a mega-conference for some time. And in his latest appearance ...
In Part 1 of "Postcards of Pitino," FOX Sports spoke with five of Pitino's former players during his early years coaching at Syracuse, Boston University and Providence College.
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