1-12 from three didn't matter. Being down 16 didn't matter. No Deivon Smith didn't matter. St. John's found a way to win as they have all season. Through suffocating defense and timely baskets from Kadary Richmond, RJ Luis Jr, Simeon Wilcher, and Zuby Ejifor the Johnnies got it down in OT in front of over 14,000 fans. Richmond had his best game in a St. John's uniform and when it was all said and done St. John's remained in first place and sweeping Xavier for just the third time ever.

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A place where St. John's usually suffered defeat after defeat, St. John's made sure to turn the tide, as they have many times this season. The Prudential Center on Saturday night was the host of a beat down for the home town team. Through boa-constrictor like defense St. John's completely overwhelmed rival Seton Hall from start to finish 79-51. Kadary Richmond made sure to remind the Newark crowd how effective he was in all areas of the game, while RJ Luis Jr. and Zuby Ejifor powered St. John's to a win at The Rock for the first time since February 13, 2014. Joined by Kevin Connelly of StormThePaint.com we recap the game and discuss what being ranked means, plus the big Xavier game on Wednesday.

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Stop me if you have heard this before, St. John's used a second half surge to win another game. No Deivon Smith had St. John's perplexed in the first half but as they have done all year, the halftime break seemed to fix all. Behind Aaron Scott, Kadary Richmond and RJ Luis Jr, St. John's erased a 15 point deficit, 14 point deficit in the 2nd half by turning up the defense and forcing Georgetown to play at their pace. St. John's is 15-3, 6-1 and off to their best start to a season since 1985-196.

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