St. John’s is the type of March Madness lottery-ticket team you shouldn’t take for granted
By Mike Vaccaro
Published on March 11, 2026.
The article warns that the success of St. John's in March Madness is not guaranteed due to the nature of the sport. The article also mentions that the team's success is dependent on its ability to maintain its momentum. The team is set to play three more games at Madison Square Garden, with the potential for them to showcase their dominance.
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