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March 12, 2012 | Andrei Greska | 2 Comments

What are the pundits saying on Twitter?

Here’s a quick look at what some national writers have to say at first glance about Marquette’s chances in the Tourney in the Twittersphere, with a dash of Dwyane Wade for good measure. (Click on the pictures to see them in full size.)

March 12, 2012 | Mark Strotman | 0 Comments

Player-by-player breakdown: Brigham Young vs. Iona

The Marquette Golden Eagles will not know their opponent until late Tuesday night, when the Brigham Young Cougars face the Iona Gaels for the No. 14 seed in the West region. A breakdown of Tuesday night’s winner will come later, but for now here is a player breakdown of each team, followed by three keys […]

March 11, 2012 | Mark Strotman | 1 Comment

Marquette grabs No. 3 seed in West region

After 27 wins, including a program record 14 in conference, the Marquette Golden Eagles were awarded a No. 3 seed in the West region of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. It is the Golden Eagles highest seeding since 2003, when junior guard Dwyane Wade and coach Tom Crean led third-seeded Marquette to a Final Four berth […]

March 11, 2012 | Michael LoCicero | 0 Comments

March 11 Bracket Update

Last Four In USF Ole Miss Drexel Seton Hall Last Five Considered NC State Marshall Iona Miami Cal No. 1 seeds (in order) Kentucky Syracuse North Carolina Missouri No. 2 seeds (in order) Kansas* Michigan State* (if MSU beats Ohio State, it moves ahead of Kansas and possibly Missouri) Duke Ohio State […]

March 10, 2012 | Michael LoCicero | 0 Comments

March 10 Bracket

Big East: 9

Big 12: 6

Big 10: 6

ACC: 5

SEC: 5

Mountain West: 4

Atlantic 10: 3

West Coast: 3

Missouri Valley: 2

Colonial: 2

Conference USA: 2

Last Four In

USF

Ole Miss

NC State

Drexel

First Four Out

Cal

Miami

Seton Hall

Iona

Next Four Out

Marshall

Oregon

Oral Roberts

Washington

Published by: Michael LoCicero (@michaellocicero) and Michael Wottreng (@MWottreng)

March 9, 2012 | Mike Nelson | 2 Comments

MU sinks like the Titanic at the Big East tournament

Marquette had never been better than a five-seed at the Big East Championship. It had never boasted the Big East Player of the Year. It never had two players named first team all-conference since the program entered conference play in the 1989-1990 season. But this season Marquette had it all. It was the consensus No. […]

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