Rick Pitino has already turned back the clock at St. John’s and restored a winning tradition. Now, the 72-year-old Hall of Fame coach and his Red Storm players want to make some March Madness memories in New York City,

Big East Tournament starts Wednesday at Madison Square Garden, where No. 1 seed St. John's is trying to win its first championship in 25 years.

Zach Braziller, The Post's St. John's basketball beat reporter, tells Brandon London why the two-time defending national champion UConn Huskies are far from the Johnnies' biggest threat in

Saturday’s regular-season finale at Marquette provided a few reasons why Rick Pitino and St. John’s could momentarily take their foot off the gas. Their first Big East regular-season title in 40 years was wrapped up the previous weekend and some key players like RJ Luis and Kadary Richmond are still trying to get on