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Marquette vs Savannah State Photo Gallery

Re-live some of the best moments from Marquette’s 71-51 victory over Savannah State at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. All photos by A. Martina Ibanez-Baldor.

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Marquette, six others vote to unanimously to leave Big East

Marquette, along with Georgetown, Seton Hall, St. John’s, Villanova, DePaul and Providence announced today it would be leaving the Big East to join a Catholic-based league at an undetermined date. The earliest the league could begin without paying an exit fee to the Big East would be June 1, 2015, according to sources. However, there […]

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Second-half runs lead Marquette over Savannah State

For the second time in as many games, Marquette grinded out a slow-paced, low-scoring matchup and came out victorious, defeating Savannah State 71-51 Saturday afternoon at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Vander Blue finished with 14 points to lead the Golden Eagles, Junior Cadougan added 11 of his own, while Steve Taylor, Jr. posted a […]

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Savannah State Scouting Report: Tigers a Wisconsin clone?

On the heels of its biggest win of the 2012-13 season, Marquette heads back to the BMO Harris Bradley Center after a one-week finals layoff to host Savannah State on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Eagles last took the court on Saturday against Wisconsin, using a big first half to hold on late, 60-50, against the […]

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2013 recruits respond to Marquette movement

Lost in the madness that is conference realignment — complete with millions of dollars at stake, late-night meetings in New York City with athletic directors and rumors floating around the clock — are the players themselves. Two members of Marquette’s 2013 recruiting class, point guard Duane Wilson and power forward Jameel McKay, spoke with Paint […]

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Source: Larry Williams active in leading Big East split talks

The day has come. After 15 months of limbo and departures, beginning with Pittsburgh and Syracuse, followed by West Virginia and TCU, then Notre Dame and Rutgers and finally Louisville, the seven non-football schools of the remaining Big East have decided to split from the football playing members, according to reports from Gary Parrish and […]

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