Iona, Pitino face challenges as Gaels open season with loss
Working his first college coaching game in more than three years, Rick Pitino and Iona opened the regular season Monday night, falling to Seton Hall and former Gaels coach Kevin Willard 86-64.
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Dec 1, 2020, 10:46 PM
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11ds agoWorking his first college coaching game in more than three years, Rick Pitino and Iona opened the regular season Monday night, falling to Seton Hall and former Gaels coach Kevin Willard 86-64.
Pitino didn't know what he was going to get out of his new team after the players were coming off a two-week quarantine. Unfortunately, he believes more interruptions could be heading their way.
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