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Seton Hall's NCAA hopes fading after recent losses
21 Feb
Summary
- Seton Hall seeks NCAA Tournament berth with four games left.
- Pirates struggle offensively, ranking last in Big East scoring.
- Georgetown aims to improve defensive effort after recent loss.

Seton Hall faces a critical juncture in its season, hosting Georgetown on Saturday night in Newark, New Jersey. The Pirates, now 18-9 overall and 8-8 in Big East play, are tied for fourth place and are on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament, listed among the 'next four' teams out by ESPN.com. Despite this precarious position, the team struggles offensively, leading the league in scoring at a mere 71.1 points per game. Their most recent performance saw them fall to DePaul on Wednesday, 69-57, after a decisive 18-5 run by the Blue Demons in the final minutes. Coach Shaheen Holloway lamented the team's lack of urgency, stating they "looked like we were in quicksand." Once ranked in the AP Top 25, Seton Hall has now lost three of its last five contests and has four crucial Big East games remaining, including matchups against top teams UConn and St. John's.




