Dylan Darling ready to turn around 3-point shooting woes for St. John’s
By Zach Braziller
Published on March 27, 2026.
Dylan Darling, St. John's junior point guard, has been struggling with his 3-point shooting performance for the team, which is set to face top-seeded Duke in the Sweet 16. Darling believes his shooting woes are different from the start of the season, when he was hesitant and not putting enough arc on the shot. Duke point guard Caleb Foster, who has been out since March 7 due to a foot fracture, will be a game-time decision on Friday night. The team's ball-handling responsibilities have been given to star forward Cameron Boozer.
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