In between Lou Carnesecca and Rick Pitino, St. John's has seen its share of good and bad times in the NCAA Tournament

From a middling Big East team to their first outright title in 40 years, here's how the Red Storm have emerged as contenders.

St. John's head coach Rick Pitino is gearing up for another NCAA Tournament run. St. John's leads the Big East with a 17-2 conference record and a 26-4 overall record heading into its final regular season game against Marquette on March 8.

The Red Storm will appear on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' after clinching their first outright Big East regular-season title in 40 years.

St. John's basketball coach Rick Pitino says he's not leaving New York. Pitino says one reason why is because they are overpaying him.

In a city where sports legends are born, Rick Pitino has once again proven himself a master builder, transforming St. John’s into a basketball powerhouse in just 2 seasons. With a legacy of championships and turnarounds,

Seemingly, all eyes in the sold-out arena shifted in unison toward a tunnel as Rick Pitino, dressed right out of Wall Street, circa 1987, strode onto the court with his St. John’s basketball team. It’s telling that in an era where most college coaches wear quarter-zips and joggers to even the biggest games,