Saint Joseph’s coach Phil Martelli has said it seemingly thousands of times this season: it’s hard to win when the ball isn’t going in the basket.
Thursday night in Brooklyn, Saint Joseph’s familiar offensive struggles were again on display. The 
Saint Joseph’s lone senior starter carried the Hawks on senior night. Chris Wilson scored 22 points to lead all scorers and buried a key three-pointer late to lift the Hawks over Big Five rival LaSalle, 55-50.
With the Hawks clinging 
The smallest man on the court had the biggest impact of anyone.
Richmond’s Kendall Anthony led all scorers with 23 points and keyed a 13-0 run late in the first half to help the Spiders take control in a 63-57 
Twice Saint Joseph’s star DeAndre Bembry stepped to the free throw line for a one-and-one opportunity in the final 10 seconds of regulation. Twice he clanked the front-end off the iron.
Saint Joseph’s was unable to overcome missed free throws 
With 20 seconds left and Dayton leading by two, the Hawks cleared the floor for DeAndre Bembry. The sophomore couldn’t come through, dribbling the ball off his foot on the drive to his left with five seconds to play, to 
Mandell Thomas scored 20 points to lead four Rams in double figures as Fordham grabbed only its second Atlantic 10 win of the season with a 69-55 win over the visiting Saint Joseph’s Hawks.
Thomas buried four three-pointers on the 
After their gritty double overtime win against nationally ranked VCU, La Salle returned home in hopes of continuing their momentum against Davidson on Saturday, February 14th. Despite the Explorers starting hot at the beginning of both halves, the Wildcats just 
Chris Wilson missed his first four three-pointers on the night, but the fifth was the only one that mattered.
The senior point guard buried the game-winning three from the corner with seven seconds to play to lift Saint Joseph’s over 
It wasn’t pretty, but it counts all the same.
Despite 13 turnovers, poor shooting, and 15 missed free throws, Saint Joseph’s held on at home to beat an equally sloppy George Mason team, 58-54.
With 12.8 seconds to play and 
There’s an old saying that “a win is a win is a win”. That was the case on Thursday night as La Salle barely held on to beat the Richmond Spiders, 64-62 at Tom Gola Arena. Coach John Giannini has 