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St. John’s gamers shocked Kadary Richmond was left off All-Massive East first staff: ‘He’s enjoying good basketball’
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St. John’s gamers shocked Kadary Richmond was left off All-Massive East first staff: ‘He’s enjoying good basketball’

Last updated: March 14, 2025 3:42 pm
Editorial Board Published March 14, 2025
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Convention-winning St. John’s was well-represented within the Massive East’s 2024-25 awards, however to lots of its gamers, there was a notable snub.

Kadary Richmond was left off of the All-Massive East first staff.

As a substitute, the do-it-all guard landed on the second staff, with the convention together with two of his teammates, guard RJ Luis Jr. and ahead Zuby Ejiofor, among the many six gamers on the primary staff.

“I understand it because it’s tough getting three guys,” head coach Rick Pitino mentioned after Thursday’s 78-57 win over Butler within the Massive East Event quarterfinal.

“I said, ‘Kadary, your teammates and coaching staff think you’re a top-three guard in the nation, maybe the best guard in the nation, so what does that matter? You’ve got the respect of every coach and every teammate. We think you’re the best guard in the nation, so that’s better than anything else.’ He’s been terrific.”

A senior switch from Seton Corridor, Richmond entered Friday’s semifinal matchup with Marquette averaging 2.1 steals per recreation, which ranked third within the convention; 5.4 assists, which ranked fourth; and 6.1 rebounds, which ranked ninth.

The Brooklyn native was averaging 12.8 factors per recreation for the Massive East’s high-scoring offense and is without doubt one of the high defender’s on the convention’s stoutest protection.

Richmond totaled 15 factors, eight rebounds and 9 assists within the victory over Butler at Madison Sq. Backyard.

That well-rounded efficiency got here 5 days after Richmond grew to become the primary St. John’s participant since 1999 to document a triple-double.

“He should have been on the first team,” mentioned St. John’s guard Deivon Smith. “He works really hard. He’s a great guard. He almost had another triple-double [against Butler]. We’re winning. I think three of the guys should have been on the first team.”

Luis was named the Massive East Participant of the Yr after averaging 18.1 factors and seven.1 rebounds per recreation within the common season. Ejiofor was named the convention’s Most Improved Participant after averaging 14.2 factors and eight.1 rebounds.

Becoming a member of them on the All-Massive East first staff have been Creighton’s Ryan Kalkbrenner, Marquette’s Kam Jones, Villanova’s Eric Dixon and Georgetown’s Micah Peavy.

“He’s definitely a first-team guy, like you see every night,” Luis mentioned of Richmond. “I wish all three of us could be on the first team.”

Final 12 months, Richmond was named to the All-Massive East first staff with Seton Corridor after averaging 15.7 factors, 7.0 rebounds, 5.1 assists and a couple of.2 steals per recreation, all of which ranked throughout the high 11 amongst Massive East gamers.

Richmond performed his freshman season at Syracuse and three years at Seton Corridor earlier than transferring to St. John’s as a fifth-year senior — a transfer he hails as the correct choice.

“I’m from here,” mentioned Richmond, who performed high-school basketball at Midwood and South Shore in Brooklyn. “It feels good to be winning in New York. Winning in New York is a big thing. We get to experience it a lot. This was the right decision because you see where we are now, what we’re doing now. I appreciate them reaching out and welcoming me with open arms.”

Richmond has upped his scoring in current weeks regardless of enjoying via accidents, together with what Pitino described final month as “double groin pulls.”

He entered Friday averaging 15.7 factors per recreation over his final 13 appearances.

“He’s playing brilliant basketball,” mentioned Pitino, who gained Massive East Coach of the Yr. “He’s a 6-5, 6-6 guard that has great body control, understands the game, owns up to everything he does wrong. He’s coachable. He’s got a great attitude. He’s very humble. There aren’t enough adjectives I can say about that young man.”

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