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Minnesota's women's basketball team convincingly defeated Marquette 90-47 in their season opener against a Power Conference opponent, demonstrating depth and resilience despite key injuries, and showcasing their versatile team play and strategic planning.
Indiana defeated Marquette 100-77 at the United Center, with standout performances from Tucker DeVries and Lamar Wilkerson, showcasing strong shooting and efficient play, especially from three-point range, as Indiana secured their second win of the season.
Two Marquette men's lacrosse players, Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud, were killed in a car crash in Milwaukee, with four other teammates injured; the incident is under investigation, and the university has canceled all athletic events this weekend to honor their memory.
Two Marquette men's lacrosse players, Scott Michaud and Noah Snyder, were killed in a car crash near the university campus in Milwaukee, with three other team members injured; the incident is under investigation.
Iowa State Cyclones secured an 81-70 victory over No. 5 Marquette at Hilton Coliseum, marking their first win against a top 5 team in non-conference play at home. Key performances included Nate Heise's defensive efforts against Marquette's Kam Jones and significant contributions from big men Dishon Jackson and Joshua Jefferson, who combined for 26 points and 19 rebounds. Despite point guard Tamin Lipsey not being fully healthy, his defensive presence was praised by coach T.J. Otzelberger. Iowa State will next face Jackson State before their Cy-Hawk Series matchup with Iowa.
In the latest men's basketball Power 37 rankings by Andy Katz, Iowa State, Marquette, and Wisconsin have moved up, with Marquette notably rising to 9th place. Kansas, Gonzaga, and UConn maintain the top three spots. The rankings highlight key performances and upcoming matchups, including the Maui Invitational featuring top teams like UConn, Auburn, and North Carolina. Tennessee is named the March Madness Team of the Week, while Kam Jones of Marquette earns Player of the Week honors for his standout performances.
Marquette defeated Purdue 76-58, ending Purdue's 39-game nonconference regular-season winning streak. Marquette's Kam Jones achieved a triple-double, the first for the team since Dwyane Wade in 2003. Coach Shaka Smart praised Purdue's program despite the loss. Marquette rose to No. 8 in the CBS Sports rankings, while Purdue dropped to No. 9.
Purdue is set to face Marquette in a closely contested basketball matchup. Marquette, led by coach Shaka Smart, has a strong 4-0 start and is ranked 25th in the AP poll. The team features a unique lineup with three 6'5" guards, including standout Kam Jones, who has transitioned to point guard. Marquette's aggressive defense and offensive strategy focus on exploiting matchups and maintaining a fast tempo. Purdue will need to counter with effective shooting and ball movement to overcome Marquette's defensive traps and size advantage in the backcourt. Predictions are mixed, with KenPom favoring Marquette slightly, while others see Purdue's shooting as a potential game-changer.
Megan Duffy leaves Marquette with a record of 112-46 to become the new head women’s basketball coach at Virginia Tech, expressing excitement for the opportunity and the ACC competition. Marquette's athletic director praises Duffy's leadership and success, while also acknowledging the challenges the team faced, including roster changes and potential difficulties in the upcoming season. The departure may provide a fresh start for both Duffy and Marquette, prompting a national search for her replacement and raising questions about the impact on the team's future.
NC State faces a tough test against Marquette and must focus on winning the turnover battle, taking care of the defensive glass, and letting DJ Burns lead the offense to secure a potential upset victory.
NC State and Marquette will face off in the Sweet 16, marking the 6th meeting between the two teams. Their history includes a memorable 1974 Championship game win for NC State, a record-setting game for Chris Corchiani, and a series of matchups over the years.
NC State will face #8 Marquette in the NCAAT Round 3, with Marquette predicted to win 78-72. NC State's Mo Diarra will observe Ramadan, while MJ Rice will sit out the season. Marquette's offense is led by star point guard Tyler Kolek and shooting guard Kam Jones, while center Oso Ighodaro contributes with double-doubles. Marquette's defense forces turnovers and features key players such as Kam Jones, Tyler Kolek, and Oso Ighodaro.
Marquette's basketball team draws on past adversity to secure an 81-77 victory over Colorado, reaching the Sweet 16 for the first time in 11 years. Coach Shaka Smart's decision to revisit a disappointing loss from last year's tournament and the team's resilience through various challenges paid off as they overcame Colorado in a closely contested game. Smart's leadership and the players' determination propelled them to a long-awaited success, with point guard Tyler Kolek's standout performance contributing to the team's victory.
Shaka Smart, head coach of Marquette, became emotional after leading his team to the Sweet 16 by defeating Colorado, marking his first appearance in the Sweet 16 since his Cinderella run with VCU in 2011. Marquette will face N.C. State, another unexpected #11 seed, in the next round, as they aim to continue their tournament run.
Tyler Kolek's double-double performance, including 21 points and 11 assists, helped No. 2 Marquette secure an 81-77 victory over No. 10 Colorado in the NCAA tournament. Kolek's return from injury has been crucial for Marquette, as they advance to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2013. Despite a strong challenge from Colorado, Marquette's resilience and ball movement proved decisive in securing the win.