He’s one of us. He gets us. He talks like us. He became a Hall of Fame coach away from us, but he wanted to finish his legendary career here, with us.
And thankfully, he is.
St. John’s won the lottery the day Rick Pitino arrived.
Saint Rick.
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Rick Pitino is New York’s coach delivering everything he promised to his city and St. John’s
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