March Madness: No. 2, sown with San Juan, upset by No. 10 Arkansas

The number 10 sown Arkansas Razorbacks Molding No. 2 St. John’s, 75-66, in the 32nd round on Saturday at the Dunkin ‘Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island.

In a clash between legendary coaches, John Calipari came out at the top of Rick Pitino.

St. John’s is the first seed number 2 that is eliminated This year’s tournament. The red storm fired only 28% from the field and 2-22 from the range of 3 points.

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The Arkansas Razorbacks Guard, DJ Wagner, celebrates during the second half of a second round NCAA tournament against St. John’s red storm in Amica Mutual Pavilion on March 22, 2025. (Images Brian Fluharty-Imagn)

Pitino banked the Big East player of the year RJ Luis Jr. at the end of the second half. Luis had nine points and seven rebounds, but shot only 3-17 from the countryside.

Zuby Ejiofor was the only player who shot well for St. John’s, scoring 23 points in 7 of 12 shots, while transporting 12 rebounds. The only other player in double figures for St. John’s was Deivon Smith with 13.

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The Red Storm Guard of San Juan RJ Luis Jr. (12), Guardian Kadary Richmond (1) and teammates at the bank during the second half of a second round NCAA tournament against Arkansas Razorbs in Amatual Mutual Pavilion on March 22, 2025. (Brian Fluharty/Imagn images)

For Arkansas, three players scored in double figures in the victory of the annoyance. Billy Richmond III scored 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds, while Karter Knox and Johnell Davis had 15 and 13 points, respectively.

As a team, Arkansas shot better than San Juan’s But it also had 3 -point land problems. The Razorbs fired 42.9% from the field but 2-19 from the range of 3 points.

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St. John’s Red Storm’s chief coach Rick Pitino, on the left, and the coach of the Arkansas Razorbs, John Calipari, set his hand after the Razorbs won a tournament game of the second round NCAA in Amica Mutual Pavilion on March 22, 2025. (Gregory Fisher/Imagn images)

Despite the shooting problems since Deep, Razorbs are moving to Sweet 16 in the first year of Calipari as coach.

Arkansas will play the winner of the Sowed Drake No. 11 and No. 3. Texas Techthat advances at 6:10 pm et on Saturday.

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