10 Super Duper Early St. John’s Season Takeaways
By Joe Nardone
Rysheed Jordan has been the Opposite of Good
St. John’s will be without Rysheed Jordan indefinitely. Which, surprisingly, is okay because Rysheed Jordan has been without his game for an indefinite amount of time.
This one is pretty simple. Not simple to fix, but simple to figure out. I mean, it could only be two different things going on with the heavily hyped freshman. Either he just needs some more time to adjust and get himself unsuspended (what would a St. John’s season be without an in-season, in-program suspension?) or he just isn’t as good as scouts thought.
The not so simple thing, however, is that the Red Storm need him to be good. They also need him to get back on the court and figure out how to play at this level as soon as humanly possible. However good St. John’s was supposed to be was contingent on Jordan being all kinds of special. If he is not……
Sad Face or — for you cool kids — :*(