Kaluma’s late 3s help No. 18 Creighton beat St. John’s 77-67
Associated PressNEW YORK — Arthur Kaluma hit three straight 3-pointers down the stretch and No. 18 Creighton overcame a second-half scoring drought to pull away from St. John’s for a 77-67 victory Saturday night. Art hit some really big ones for us down the stretch.” Ryan Nembhard had 16 points for the Bluejays, who went scoreless for six minutes in allowing St. John’s to briefly take the lead. “We didn’t play our best basketball but at the end of the game when it matters, I was able to step up and hit some big shots for my team.” St. John’s scored 11 straight points and took a 49-48 lead on Kolby King’s layup with 11:54 left after Soriano blocked a shot by Nembhard. St. John’s: Playing at Carnesecca Arena on campus, the Red Storm were unable to get their third win over a ranked conference foe this season after beating Providence at Madison Square Garden last weekend and winning at UConn on Jan. 15.
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