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St. John's coach Rick Pitino didn't like the shots UConn was getting early on, didn't like the shots his usually incredible defense was allowing early on, didn't like his team eventually falling behind by as many as 14 points in Friday night's first half.

The No. 7 UConn women's basketball team returns to campus Wednesday night to host St. John's, concluding the teams' regular-season series.

Traditionally speaking, Fridays rarely mattered in college basketball's regular season once college football concluded (unless, of course, you're an Ivy League graduate, in which case, I offer my congratulations).

And after losing to a red-hot No. 12 St. John’s team, 68-62, at Gampel Pavilion, Hurley says Rick Pitino’s team -- winners of 10 straight and 16 of 17 -- have the makings of a team that can go deep next month.

St. John's guard RJ Luis Jr. goes up to shoot over UConn center Samson Johnson during the first half of Friday's game in Storrs, Conn.

Rick Pitino has St. John's rolling right now, but after taking control of the Big East with big wins over Marquette and UConn this week, how high should the Red Storm climb in the AP Top 25?

The Johnnies weathered UConn’s early onslaught, battled back, then broke down the Huskies with high-pressing defense and clutch baskets by R.J. Luis