Don't worry Pirate fans, Seton Hall hasn't hit rock bottom yet, that may still come over the next few games (Syracuse, Marquette, @Louisville). But yesterday's 57-55 loss to Rutgers was disappointing and frustrating all rolled up in.
Smack dab in the middle of a 5-game losing streak, Seton Hall had every motivation to turn things around as they took on their equally inept rival, Rutgers. Instead, Pirate fans were treated with a performance that fit this season’s mold.
Seton Hall @ Rutgers, Game #25 vs. (13-11, 2-9) (12-10, 3-8) February 12th, 2013 Louis Brown Athletic Center, Piscataway, NJ 7:00PM ESPN2 Probable Starters Tom Maayan PG Jerome...
The Rivalry is renewed as both teams come in desperate for a win.
With a combined 5-17 record in the Big East, an 11-game losing streak and just 5 NCAA Tournament births since 1993 (all Seton Hall), a meeting between Seton Hall and Rutgers looks pretty ordinary on ESPN's scoreboard.
Another game, another predictably unpredictable loss for the Pirates. Whats more are the multiplying injuries that have consistently bogged Seton Hall this season.
Pirates embark on 16-0 run in the first half, but free throws clang off the rim too many times ahead of huge rivalry game.
Connecticut @ Seton Hall, Game #24 vs. (15-6, 5-4) (13-10, 2-8) February 10th, 2012 Prudential Center, Newark, NJ 12:00PM SNY Probable Starters Ryan Boatright PG Tommy Maayan Omar...
While Aaron Cosby is back on campus and set to play against the Connecticut Huskies on Sunday, Fuquan Edwin and Brian Oliver are in doubt with ankle injuries.
Facing a spread that was inching towards 17 points, an AWOL Aaron Cosby, a doubtful Brian Oliver and a No. 23 ranked Pittsburgh, Seton Hall, led by Fuquan Edwin's 23 points, played valiantly.
