Marquette University Athletics
Marquette-Saint Louis Game Notes
1/5/2000 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Jan. 5, 2000
Today?s Game Data
Site - Milwaukee, Wis. ? Bradley Center (19,150)
Tipoff - 7:07 p.m.
Radio - Marquette Basketball Radio Network (Steve ?The Homer? True and George Thompson).
TV - Fox Sports Midwest (Mike Bush and Joe Wiley).
Officials - Dick Paparo, Hal Lusk, Steve Olson.
Probable Marquette Starters
G #10 - Cordell Henry (So., 5-9, 160, Chicago, Ill.)
7.5 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 3.6 apg, 73.9 FT%
had 8 points, his best outing in 4 games, and did not commit a turnover in win over Xavier
G #4 - John Cliff (Sr., 6-2, 210, Decatur, Ill.)
14.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 44.3 3FG%
shooting 65% (13-20) from 3-point range in last 4 games
F #22 - Brian Wardle (Jr., 6-5, 212, Clarendon Hills, Ill.)
17.0 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 52.8 FG%, 47.1 3FG%, 71.2 FT%
Marquette?s leading scorer in last 5 games
F #42 - John Polonowski (Sr., 6-8, 235, Rockford, Mich.)
3.9 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 1.0 bpg
has been held scoreless in last two games
C #35 - John Mueller (Jr., 6-11, 231, Cedarburg, Wis.)
6.5 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 50.9 FG%, 72.7 FT%
averaging 8.0 points and 7.0 rebounds in last two games
Marquette Reserves
#12 - Brian Barone (Jr., 6-0, 175, College Station, Texas)
2.0 ppg, 1.2 rpg, 2.0 apg, 80.0 FT%
#32 - Bart Miller (Sr., 6-5, 205, Brandenburg, Ky.)
1.5 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 75.0 FT%
#33 - David Diggs (So., 6-4, 203, Dayton, Ohio)
2.7 ppg, 1.2 rpg
#34 - Jon Harris (So., 6-7, 213, Edwardsville, Ill.)
3.5 ppg, 6.9 rpg
#40 - Krunti Hester (Fr., 6-6, 240, Indianapolis, Ind.)
has not played this season
#43 - Oluoma Nnamaka (So., 6-7, 213, Uppsala, Sweden)
9.2 ppg, 7.2 rpg
#55 - Greg Clausen (Jr., 6-11, 265, Dixon, Ill.)
1.9 ppg, 3.9 rpg
About Marquette The Golden Eagles wrap up this three-game homestand tonight with their Conference USA opener. Marquette has won the first two contests in this homestand and is 7-1 at home this season, including a 6-0 mark in games played in the Bradley Center. Marquette?s two-game winning streak is its longest since stringing together three victories in late November-early December.
Marquette has outrebounded eight opponents and is 7-1 in those games. The Golden Eagles hold a commanding 39.9-31.8 rpg advantage (+8.1 rpg) on the season.
In addition to controlling the boards, Marquette is playing tough defense, limiting its foes to 37.9% from the floor. When the Golden Eagles hold an opponent under 40%, they are 7-0. Marquette also holds the opposition to 25.5% from three-point range.
Brian Wardle has had the hot hand of late, leading the squad in the last five games. He had a string of four games with 25+ points snapped in Sunday?s win over Xavier. On the season he is averaging 17.0 points and shooting 52.8% from the field, 47.1% from three-point range, and 71.2% from the free throw line. He also pulls down 4.9 rebounds a game.
John Cliff is the team?s other double-figure scorer at 14.8 ppg. The leading perimeter shooter on the squad, he has made 27 three-pointers and shoots 44.3% from beyond the arc. Cliff has connected on a three-pointer in 16 consecutive games, dating back to last season.
Oluoma Nnamaka, who saw his first action in five games against Xavier, scores 9.2 points and grabs 7.2 rebounds a game. Cordell Henry sports a 7.5 ppg average and dishes out 3.7 assists a game. Jon Harris pulls down 6.9 rebounds a game, second behind Nnamaka.
Marquette Head Coach Tom Crean Tom Crean was named Marquette?s head coach on March 30, 1999. He is in his first season as a head coach after serving as an assistant for 10 seasons. His coaching resum? includes stops at Michigan State (1989-90), Western Kentucky (1990-94), Pittsburgh (1994-95) and most recently again at Michigan State (1995-99).
He is a 1989 graduate of Central Michigan. Crean is assisted by Tim Buckley, Dwayne Stephens and Darrin Horn.
Tom Crean?s Marquette Record 7-4/1st season
Tom Crean?s Career Record 7-4/1st season
Scouting Saint Louis The Billikens are 7-5 overall and 0-1 in Conference USA action. Saint Louis has dropped its last two outings and three of its last five. SLU fell at Southwest Missouri State, 71-62, on Jan. 2, its most recent action.
Saint Louis averages 71.2 points, while allowing 69.3 points by the opponents. The Billikens win the battle of the boards by a slim 35.3-33.8 rpg (+1.5) margin. SLU is one of the better shooting teams in the league, hitting 47.2% of its field goal tries, fourth best among C-USA teams.
Justin Love scores a team-best 17.8 points a game, third highest among C-USA players. He has hit a team-best 22 three-pointers and also averages 3.3 assists a game. He shoots 80.6% from the free throw line, which ranks eighth in C-USA.
Justin Tatum is the squad?s other double-figure scorer at 11.1 ppg. He grabs 7.6 rebounds a game, best among the Billikens, and shoots 53.1% from the floor.
Marque Perry chips in 8.3 points a game, while Maurice Jeffers adds 7.6 points a contest.
Saint Louis Head Coach Lorenzo Romar A 1980 graduate of Washington, Lorenzo Romar is in his first campaign at Saint Louis. His four-year career record, which includes three seasons at Pepperdine, is 49-49.
While this is Romar?s first visit to Milwaukee as a college coach, he is no stranger to the Cream City. Romar played 69 games with the Milwaukee Bucks during the 1983-84 and 1984-85 seasons. He helped the Bucks to the 1984 Eastern Conference finals, where the team lost to Boston.
Statistical Comparison
Marquette Saint Louis
Scoring Avg. 65.7 ppg 71.2 ppg
Scoring Margin +4.0 ppg +1.9 ppg
Rebounding Avg. 39.9 rpg 35.3 rpg
Reb. Margin +8.1 rpg +1.5 rpg
FG% 43.5% 47.2%
Opp. FG% 37.9% 44.4%
3FG% 35.7% 33.3%
FT% 61.2% 68.4%
The Marquette-Saint Louis Series Marquette holds a 22-20 lead in the all-time series with Saint Louis. The Billikens have won the last two meetings and four of the last five games in the series. In Conference USA action, SLU has posted five wins, while Marquette has won four times. Marquette enjoys a 14-3 edge in games played in Milwaukee, including an 8-3 mark in the Bradley Center.
Last season, each team won on its home court and SLU recorded a neutral-site victory. Marquette posted a 60-51 victory on Jan. 16, which snapped a four-game losing skid. Mike Bargen notched a double-double with 25 points and 11 rebounds. Brian Wardle added 14 points. Justin Love topped SLU with 20 points.
Saint Louis evened the season series with a 48-46 overtime win on Jan. 30. Love was Saint Louis? lone double-figure scorer with 10 points. Wardle came off the bench to score a game-high 15 points.
In the first round of the C-USA Tournament in Birmingham, the Billikens posted a 59-52 victory. Love once again was SLU?s top point producer with 18 points. Cordell Henry paced Marquette with 16 points.
Marquette Career Averages versus Saint Louis
G FG-FGA (%) 3FG-FGA (%) FT-FTA (%) A T B S Pts.-Avg. Reb.-Avg.
Clausen 5 2-8 (25.0) 0-0 (0) 5-8 (62.5) 1 6 1 1 9-1.8 11-2.2
Cliff 7 13-35 (37.1) 6-18 (33.3) 3-4 (75.0) 4 4 1 1 35-5.0 15-2.1
Diggs 3 0-1 (0) 0-1 (0) 1-3 (33.3) 0 0 0 0 1-0.3 1-0.3
Harris 3 0-1 (0) 0-0 (0) 0-0 (0) 0 1 0 0 0-0.0 2-0.7
Henry 3 7-21 (33.3) 3-9 (33.3) 5-7 (71.4) 11 9 0 7 22-7.3 7-2.3
Miller 4 1-1 (100.0) 0-0 (0) 0-1 (0) 0 3 1 0 2-0.5 3-0.8
Mueller 3 0-4 (0) 0-0 (0) 4-6 (66.7) 1 2 3 1 4-1.3 10-3.3
Nnamaka 3 8-17 (47.1) 0-2 (0) 9-16 (56.3) 2 5 3 3 26-8.7 22-7.3
Polonowski 3 0-2 (0) 0-0 (0) 0-0 (0) 0 3 0 0 0-0.0 1-0.3
Wardle 5 23-59 (39.0) 9-21 (42.9) 21-24 (87.5) 4 9 2 7 76-15.2
22-4.4
Conference USA Openers Marquette is 7-3 all-time in conference openers, including a 3-1 mark in Conference USA openers. Last year?s 75-63 loss to South Florida snapped a three-game winning streak in conference openers. Marquette?s all-time record in conference home openers is 6-4. The Golden Eagles have dropped their last two conference home openers.
Last Time Out The Golden Eagles overcame a 16-point halftime deficit to defeat Xavier 65-63 on Jan. 2. It was Marquette?s seventh home victory of the season.
Xavier dominated the first half, shooting 56.5% from the field and holding Marquette to 25.9%. The Musketeers led 39-23 at the break.
The second half was the exact opposite, as Marquette hit 53.3% of its field goal tries, compared to 26.7% for Xavier.
The Musketeers enjoyed a 41-23 lead seconds into the second half, before Marquette used a 27-9 run to tie the game at 50-50 with 9:01 left to play. Neither team led by more than four points after that. After Marquette went ahead 59-55 with 4:43 left to play, Xavier scored seven unanswered points to go back on top 62-59 with 1:43 remaining.
Cordell Henry scored five straight points, including a three-pointer as the shot clock wound down, to give Marquette the lead for good.
For the game, Marquette shot 40.4% from the floor and held Xavier to 39.6%. The Golden Eagles outrebounded XU, 39-32.
Brian Wardle topped Marquette in scoring for the fifth straight game with 14 points. John Cliff added 13 and four assists. Jon Harris had a team-high eight rebounds. Marquette was buoyed by the return of Oluoma Nnamaka, who missed the five previous games with a stress fracture in his left foot. He had seven points, three rebounds and one block in 14 minutes of action.
Xavier?s Lloyd Price led all scorers with 19 points. David West had a double-double with 12 points and 12 boards.
The Polling Place
Jan. 4 College RPI 82nd
Jan. 4 The RPI Report 81st
Jan. 3 Sagarin Ratings 101st
Injury Update Oluoma Nnamaka returned to action against Xavier (Jan. 2) after missing five games with a stress fracture in the second bone of his left foot. Through the first five games he averaged 9.6 points and 8.0 rebounds.
Junior Greg Clausen underwent surgery on Oct. 29, to repair a torn medial meniscus in his left knee. He missed both exhibition games, but has seen action in the first 11 games of the season.
Krunti Hester, the lone freshman on this year?s squad, has been hampered by a right ankle injury. He has not played this season, but dressed for the first time last Wednesday versus Coppin State.
Bart Miller returned to action at Baylor (Dec. 11) after missing the previous four games with a sprained left ankle. He suffered the injury on Nov. 25.
Oh Yes They Call It A Streak Marquette has made at least one three-point field goal in 329 consecutive games. The last game without a trey was against Wake Forest on Feb. 2, 1989.
The Golden Eagles are shooting 48.3% (28-58) from beyond the arc in the last three games.
Bench Production Marquette?s bench is averaging 15.4 points and 14.7 rebounds. The reserves shoot 41.6% from the field, 28.0% from three-point range, and 50.0% from the free throw line.
Marquette?s best scoring performance from its bench was in the season opener against Chicago State (Nov. 20) with 29 points. The reserves pulled down a season-high 20 rebounds against Coppin State (Dec. 29).
The Golden Eagle bench scored 24 points, its high in 10 games, and grabbed 18 rebounds in the Jan. 2 win over Xavier.
Is There a Pattern? In Marquette?s four losses, the opponents have shot better than 40% from the field.
Protecting the Lead Marquette is 6-1 when leading at halftime. The Baylor game (Dec. 11) was the first time the Golden Eagles lost after holding the lead at the break.
Conversely, the Golden Eagles are 1-3 when trailing at the break. The Xavier game (Jan. 2) marked the first time this season that Marquette won after being behind at the break.
For Starters Marquette has used three different starting lineups this season.
John Cliff, Brian Wardle and John Mueller are the only three players to start the first 11 games.
Crean has used the lineup of Cordell Henry, Cliff, Wardle, John Polonowski and Mueller in the last six contests.
Marquette in the Bradley Center The Golden Eagles are in their 12th season in the Bradley Center. Marquette has a 134-50 all-time record, including a 6-0 mark this season, in the Bradley Center.
Marquette in the Milwaukee Arena The Golden Eagles posted a 1-1 record in games at the Milwaukee Arena this season. Marquette also played one exhibition game at the Arena.
The Arena served as Marquette?s home from 1950-51 to 1987-88. The Golden Eagles have played six games in the Arena since then and are 5-1 in those contests. The Dec. 7 loss to Dayton snapped Marquette?s four-game winning streak, which dated back to the 1994-95 season.
Defending the Three-Pointer This season, Marquette?s foes are shooting a mere 25.5% (40-157) from beyond the arc. Only two opponents ? Baylor, Coppin State ??have shot 40% or better from long range.
The Golden Eagles have held four foes under 20% from three-point territory. Minnesota was 0-5 from three-point territory on Nov. 23, the first time in 75 games a Marquette opponent failed to connect on the long-range shot.
Inside the Numbers In Marquette?s seven wins, the Golden Eagles have held their foes to 56.0 points and 33.7% from the field. Marquette has won the rebounding battle by a +13.9 rpg margin. In the team?s four losses, Marquette allowed 71.8 points and 45.7% shooting from the floor.
Marquette has not been a kind host to its visitors, allowing just 56.9 points a game in eight contests in Milwaukee. Visitors have shot just 34.5% from the floor and 25% from three-point territory in games played in Milwaukee.
Checking Marquette in the Conference USA Stats
through Jan. 4 games
Team
Scoring Offense 12th - 65.7 ppg
Scoring Defense 3rd - 61.7 ppg
Scoring Margin 8th - +4.0 ppg
Field Goal % 9th - 43.5%
Field Goal % Defense 3rd - 37.9%
3-Point Field Goal % 5th - 35.7%
3-Point Field Goal% Def. 2nd - 25.5%
Free Throw % 12th - 61.2%
Rebounding 5th - 39.9 rpg
Rebounding Margin 3rd - +8.1 rpg
Assists 7th - 14.18 apg
Blocked Shots 11th - 2.00 bpg
Steals 10th - 6.18 spg
Individual
Scoring Wardle - 8th - 17.0 ppg, Cliff - 15th - 14.8 ppg
Rebounding Harris - 13th - 6.9 rpg
Field Goal % Wardle - 6th - 52.8%, Cliff - 14th - 45.3%
3-Point Field Goal % Cliff - 3rd - 44.3%
Free Throw % Wardle - 13th - 71.2%
Assists Henry - 8th - 3.64 apg
Blocked Shots Polonowski - 13th - 1.00 bpg
Steals none
Streaks ?n? Stuff
Consecutive Games Played - Greg Clausen - 67
Consecutive Starts - Brian Wardle - 18
Consecutive Double-Figure Scoring Games - Brian Wardle - 6
Consecutive Games with a Three-Pointer - John Cliff - 16
The Last Time a Golden Eagle Scored 20+ Points - Brian Wardle (26) vs. Coppin State - Dec. 29, 1999
The Last Time a Golden Eagle Had 10+ Rebounds - Brian Wardle (12) and Jon Harris (11) vs. Coppin State - Dec. 29, 1999
The Last Time a Golden Eagle Had a Double-Double (Points-Rebounds) - Brian Wardle (26-12) vs. Coppin State - Dec. 29, 1999
The Last Time a Golden Eagle Had 10+ Assists - Marcus West (11) vs. Dayton - Dec. 21, 1997
The Last Time an Opponent Scored 20+ Points - Andy Kowske (20) - Wisconsin - Dec. 23, 1999
The Last Time an Opponent Had 10+ Rebounds - David West (12) - Xavier - Jan. 2, 2000
The Last Time an Opponent Had a Double-Double (Points-Rebounds) - David West (12-12) - Xavier - Jan. 2, 2000
The Last Time an Opponent Had 10+ Assists - Edwin Young (10) - Dayton - Nov. 28, 1998
Climbing the Career Charts John Cliff and Brian Wardle rank among Marquette?s top career three-point shooters. Here?s a look at where they stand on the career statistical lists:
Three-Point Field Goals
7. John Cliff 129 - 21 shy of 6th (Eford)
9. Brian Wardle 98 - 4 shy of 8th (Bargen)
Three-Point Field Goals Attempted
7. John Cliff 369 - 21 shy of 6th (Eford)
9. Brian Wardle 292 - 11 shy of 8th (Bargen)
Dynamic Duo Brian Wardle (28 points) and John Cliff (25 points) combined for 53 points, 71.6% of Marquette?s 74 points at Wisconsin (Dec. 23). It was the first time since the Feb. 6, 1999, game at Louisville that two players scored 20 or more points. Wardle had 25 and Cliff added 23 in the 81-77 loss to the Cardinals.
On the season, the pair has accounted for 350 points, 48.4% of Marquette?s scoring total.
Doubling Up Brian Wardle and Jon Harris each recorded double-digit rebounding games against Coppin State (Dec. 23), with 12 and 11, respectively. The last time two Golden Eagles hauled down double-figure rebounds was on Dec. 28, 1997, at Illinois-Chicago. Richard Shaw (14) and Jarrod Lovette (11) accomplished the feat in that game, a span of 62 games.
Brian?s Song Brian Wardle is shooting a team-best 52.8% from the field this season. Entering the season, his career shooting percentage stood at 36.8%. He also is hitting 47.1% of his three-point attempts, compared to a 31.8% career percentage prior to the start of the season.
Wardle has had one of the hottest hands in the country over the last five games. In that span he is averaging 24.4 points and shooting 51.9% (41-79) from the field and 48.0% (12-25) from three-point range. His 8-9 performance from the field against Wisconsin was his best career shooting effort.
He was unstoppable in the second half of the Baylor game (Dec. 11). He scored 16 straight points in the final 8:39 of regulation and hit a three-pointer to open the overtime period. Wardle set or tied career highs in field goals (12), field goals attempted (21), three-pointers (4), and minutes (38) in that game.
Twenty-Something Brian Wardle scored 25 or more points in a four-game span (Baylor, Hampton, Wisconsin, Coppin State). He is the only player in the nation to reach 25 points in four straight games this season.
The last time a Marquette player scored 25+ points in four straight games was all the way back in the 1967-68 campaign. George Thompson, a member of Marquette?s radio broadcast team, scored 25 against South Dakota (Feb. 19), 26 versus Detroit (Feb. 17), 26 in a win over UW-Milwaukee (Feb. 14), and 27 versus Xavier (Feb. 10).
More on Wardle In addition to stepping up his offensive performance, Wardle also has been impressive on the boards over the last three weeks, averaging 8.0 rebounds in the last four games. He recorded his first double-figure rebounding effort with 12 against Coppin State on Dec. 29. Eight of those rebounds were offensive, most by a Golden Eagle this season.
Cliff Hanger Senior John Cliff is enjoying the best offensive production of his career. Cliff entered the 1999-2000 campaign with a 5.6 ppg career average. He ranks second on the team with a 14.8 ppg average. Cliff has been the team?s top scorer in four games and has reached double digits nine times. His streak of six straight double-figure scoring games was snapped against Coppin State (Dec. 29).
He has drilled 27 three-pointers, most on the team this season. He needs just six three-pointers to move into a tie for eighth place on the single season list among Marquette?s seniors. Cliff has connected on a three-pointer in 165 consecutive games dating back to last season. Cliff is shooting 44.3% from three-point land this season. His career percentage prior to the start of the season was 33.1%
The senior also grabs 4.3 rebounds, compared to his career average of 2.1 entering the season. He has 28 assists, which surpasses his total of 27 from the 1998-99 campaign.
Oh Henry Cordell Henry ranks fourth on the squad with a 7.5 ppg average. He has been mired in a bit of a slump in the last six games, averaging 5.1 points and shooting 23.4% (11-47) from the field.
Henry played a critical role late in Marquette?s win over Xavier on Jan. 2. He hit a three-pointer as the shot clock wound down to pull Marquette even at 62-62. Henry also scored the Golden Eagles? next hoop with 49 seconds remaining that put the team on top 64-62. The Golden Eagles did not relinquish that lead. In addition to eight points, he did not commit a turnover in 25 minutes.
He was held scoreless against Coppin State (Dec. 29), the first time in 34 games he failed to score.
The Man in the Middle John Mueller has started every game at the center position. On the season he is shooting 50.9% from the field and averaging 6.5 points and 5.7 rebounds. Mueller narrowly missed his second career double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds in the Dec. 29 win over Coppin State. He has gone 4-4 from the free throw line in three games, most recently against Coppin State (Dec. 29).
He notched 10 first-half points at Baylor (Dec. 11) and finished with a career-best 12 before fouling out.
Mueller recorded his first career double-double with 11 points and a career-best 10 rebounds against Appalachian State (Dec. 4).
Chairman of the Boards Sophomore Jon Harris is dominating the glass for the Golden Eagles. He is averaging 6.9 boards a game. Harris has 76 rebounds, compared to his 1998-99 total of 66. In the last two games he is averaging 9.5 rebounds.
His 11 rebounds versus Coppin State (Dec. 29) were a career high and the third time he has reached double figures in rebounds this season. It was his best rebounding total in six games.
He was an offensive spark in the win over Hampton (Dec. 20). He was 6-9 from the field and scored a career-best 15 points. Entering the game, he was just 4-11 from the field on the season.
Putting the ?O? Back in the Offense Oluoma Nnamaka returned to action against Xavier (Jan. 2) after missing five games with a stress fracture in his left foot. One of Marquette?s most versatile players, he averaged 9.6 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists a contest in the first five games of the season.
In the Xavier game he played 14 minutes and had seven points and three rebounds.
Nnamaka had shown his ability to grab offensive rebounds once again this season with 23, 53.5% of his total. Last year, 52.8% of his rebounds were off the offensive glass.
He tied his season high with 9 boards against Appalachian State on Dec. 4.
Brian?s Song, The Sequel Brian Barone is tied for the team lead with 14 steals. He scored a season-high five points and made his first three-pointer in nine outings against Coppin State (Dec. 29). He recorded four steals , tied for most by a Golden Eagle this season, against Dayton on Dec. 7. He also dishes out 2.5 assists a game.
By the Numbers
Games Led in Scoring
Wardle - 6, Cliff - 4, Henry - 1.
Games Led in Rebounding
Harris, Wardle - 4, Mueller - 2, Clausen, Cliff - 1.
Double-Figure Scoring Games
Marquette - 27 (Cliff - 9, Wardle - 8, Henry - 4, Mueller - 3, Nnamaka - 2, Harris - 1).
Opponents - 34.
Twenty-Point Scoring Games
Marquette - 6 (Wardle - 5, Cliff - 1).
Opponents - 3.
Double-Figure Rebounding Games
Marquette - 5 (Harris - 3, Mueller, Wardle - 1).
Opponents - 6.
Double-Figure Scoring-Rebounding Games
Marquette - 2 (Mueller, Wardle - 1).
Opponents - 4.
Tune in to the Golden Eagles Steve ?The Homer? True and George Thompson are in their ninth season on the Marquette Basketball Radio Network.
Milwaukee's WISN AM 1130 is the flagship station of the Marquette Basketball Radio Network. The network includes the following affiliates:
WFAW AM 940 (Fort Atkinson)
WRJQ AM 1050 (Appleton)
WCLO AM 1230 (Janesville)
WOMT AM 1240 (Manitowoc)
WRJN AM 1400 (Racine)
WBWI FM 92.5 (West Bend)
Marquette broadcasts all of its men's basketball games around the world on the Internet. The games will be broadcast on Broadcast.com. All men's games are broadcast live and at no cost to the listener.
The Tom Crean Show on Radio 1130 WISN Marquette head coach Tom Crean and Steve ?The Homer? True will talk Marquette basketball on Crean?s weekly radio show from 7:30-8 p.m. on Radio 1130 WISN, the flagship station for Marquette basketball broadcasts. Here?s a list of dates for The Tom Crean Show:
Monday, January 10
Monday, January 17
Monday, January 24
Monday, January 31
Monday, February 7
Monday, February 14
Monday, February 21
Monday, February 28
Monday, March 6
Channel Surfing Sixteen Marquette basketball games will be televised this season. Below is a list of Marquette?s remaining televised contests:
Jan. 8 at Cincinnati MSC
Jan. 12 at DePaul MSC
Jan. 23 Cincinnati ESPN2
Jan. 26 at Saint Louis MSC
Jan. 29 at UNC Charlotte ESPN Regional
Feb. 2 at Southern Miss MSC
Feb. 13 at Louisville ESPN2
Feb. 24 at South Florida ESPN
Feb. 26 Memphis ESPN Regional
March 1 UAB MSC
March 4 at Tulane MSC
Let?s Go Surfin? Now Up-to-the-minute information on Marquette basketball can be found at: www.gomarquette.com
For current information on Conference USA, check out this website: www.c-usa.org/index2.htm
Next Up for the Golden Eagles Marquette plays its first road C-USA game this Saturday, Jan. 8, at #3 Cincinnati. Action at the Shoemaker Center tips off at 5:05 p.m. and will be televised on MSC.
