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Seton Hall loses to previously winless Monmouth

Seton Hall loses to previously winless Monmouth as woeful offense continues to struggle

The Hall’s offensive struggles continued in a dismal 63-51 loss to the Hawks at Prudential Center on Saturday afternoon. Monmouth sophomore guard Abdi Bashir, who gave Rutgers 38 in a recent loss, killed The Hall with 28 points and made 6-of-9 from deep.

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Seton Hall basketball suffers historic loss to Monmouth as bottom drops out

Defensively, the Pirates got shredded by Monmouth guard Abdi Bashir (28 points), got outscored 19-9 in points off turnovers and got outrebounded by six. This game was so lopsided, Monmouth coach King Rice offered an unprompted apology during the postgame press conference for his players talking trash to the Hall's bench.

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Bashir scores 28 in Monmouth's 63-51 win against Seton Hall

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Abdi Bashir Jr. had 28 points in Monmouth 's 63-51 win over Seton Hall on Saturday.

Rested Seton Hall takes aim at Garden State foe Monmouth

Following a disastrous start to the season, Seton Hall found its footing with two wins at the Charleston Classic. The Pirates ...

USC women bounce back, blow out Seton Hall with balanced effort

JuJu Watkins has 20 points (and eight turnovers) and Kiki Iriafen scores 15 as the sixth-ranked Trojans follow their loss to ...

Prediction and betting odds for USC women's basketball vs. Seton Hall

The USC women’s basketball team (4-1) visit the Seton Hall Pirates (4-1) on Wednesday night in the Acrisure Holiday ...

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Seton Hall basketball ends skid with historic lockdown of Wagner

SOUTH ORANGE – It was a rare display by Shaheen Holloway, waving his arms to the packed crowd in Walsh Gym, exhorting fans for more noise after his Seton Hall basketball team got a defensive ...

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Seton Hall AD addresses current landscape of college sports: ‘Every day is a battle in the NIL world’

NEW YORK -- Seton Hall athletic director Bryan Felt knows it’s hard on his school’s men’s basketball fans these days -- and on the fans of college sports in general. Back in the glory days ...