NEW YORK (AP) — Celebrated at home for reaching 900 wins, Rick Pitino couldn't help but think back about where it all began. Pitino was honored Wednesday night by St. John's after achieving the rare milestone last weekend, and the Hall of Fame coach racked up No. St. John's vice president and athletic director Ed Kull then presented the coach with a framed jersey at center court. We started our career — I started in Hawaii, and (later) was Jim Boeheim’s first assistant coach. Pitino's milestone win came against his son, Richard, the first-year coach of the Musketeers, making it a special day for the entire family.