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How Dylan Darling became ‘extremely valuable’ St. John’s piece

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Zuby Ejiofor is the MVP for St. John’s, the likely Big East Player of the Year.

Dillon Mitchell is the X-factor. Rick Pitino’s decision to move him into the starting lineup keyed this run of 15 wins in 16 games.

Bryce Hopkins’ all-around play cannot be discounted, particularly his improvements on the defensive end.

But imagine where St. John’s would be without Dylan Darling, the former Idaho State star.

[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]

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