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PROVIDENCE, R.I. \u2014 RJ Luis Jr. was named to a pair of All-American teams this week, and he played like one in his NCAA Tournament debut.<\/p>\n
The 6-foot-7 junior, who was Big East Player of the Week and Big East Tournament Most Outstanding Player, dominated in second-seeded St. John\u2019s 83-53 blitzing of No. 15 Omaha at Amica Mutual Pavilion. <\/p>\n
He poured in 22 points on 8-of-14 shooting and added eight rebounds and two assists.<\/p>\n
Most impressive, Luis was unconscious from deep, making a season-high five 3-pointers. <\/p>\n
As a team, St. John\u2019s hit an NCAA Tournament program record 14 from distance on 37 tries, continuing to improve upon its outside shooting late in the year.<\/p>\n
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\u201cI didn\u2019t know we hit 14 3s,\u201d Luis said afterward. \u201cWe\u2019re not bad shooters. It\u2019s just about moving the ball and getting open looks and shots and shooting the ball with confidence. Definitely if we\u2019re able to keep shooting the 3s, it\u2019s going to be pretty interesting.\u201d<\/p>\n
Luis\u2019 3-point shot has really come on. Since Jan. 11, he is shooting 41.1 percent from beyond the arc.<\/p>\n
The St. John\u2019s bench continues to make an impact. <\/p>\n
The unit was vital during the Johnnies\u2019 run to their first Big East Tournament title in 25 years, and it produced again Thursday night. <\/p>\n
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Deivon Smith led the charge, notching eight points, six rebounds and three assists in the one-sided victory.<\/p>\n
Vince Iwuchukwu may have had the biggest basket of the game, a 3-point play in the final seconds of the first half that gave St. John\u2019s a five-point edge at halftime. <\/p>\n
The Red Storm took over from there. Overall, the bench scored 22 points.<\/p>\n
On Thursday, St. John\u2019s coach Rick Pitino was named the Henry Iba National Coach of the Year by the USBWA. <\/p>\n
He is the second Johnnies coach to win the award, joining the late Lou Carnesecca, who won it in 1983 and \u201985. <\/p>\n
Pitino will be honored at the annual USBWA Awards Dinner on April 17 at the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis.<\/p>\n
Former St. John\u2019s and Seton Hall guard Dylan Addae-Wusu was behind the Red Storm bench for the game. Addae-Wusu is very close with Kadary Richmond and Sadiku Ibine Ayo. \u2026 St. John\u2019s booster and billionaire entrepreneur Mike Repole was in attendance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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