Angel Delgado doesn't yell at his Seton Hall teammates when he wants the ball. He doesn't wave his hands or gesture, and he doesn't tell them he wants it during timeouts. All the senior big man does is give them a look. "He won't scream at you saying to get him the ball because he's not a selfish person," swingman Desi Rodriguez said. "He gets a little pouty, Angel is still a big baby. Just like with food, if he's hungry that's how he acts, he'll have an ugly face." Delgado takes over as SHU downs Indiana Delgado takes over as SHU downs Indiana Seton Hall got a stellar performance from big man Angel Delgado in a big win over Indiana at Prudential Center in the Gavitt Tip-Off Games. Delgado wasn't giving them that look in the first half against Indiana on Wednesday, and the star senior wasn't getting the rock and the Pirates were trailing. Then at halftime, coach Kevin Willard reminded his players they might want to consider passing inside to the center who has more double-doubles than anyone in the country. The result was 10 straight Seton Hall points shortly after halftime, seven of which were scored by Delgado, to fuel the No. 22 Pirates in a 84-68 victory over Indiana at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. "(Coach) screamed at me, he said, 'get him the ball,'" so I said I would get him it," Rodriguez said. "Every play I throw it into him, because I know nine out of 10 times it's going to be a good play. I just throw it in there, if you throw it in there you're not going