Marquette suffered a disappointing loss in the 2023 NCAA Tournament to Michigan St., resulting in a second-round exit in a game where they shot just 38%. Unfortunately for the Golden Eagles, shooting woes would once again rear their ugly head.
Micah Poggemoeller
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The Big East Tournament has seen its fair share of thrillers over the years. With Villanova playing for their tournament lives, they would meet Marquette in the quarterfinal for yet another instant classic at Madison Square Garden.
Marquette had a season that included some huge wins and some heartbreaking losses. Enduring key injuries and playing together was the name of the game, and during a season that set three different home attendance records, they did just that.
A senior night against UConn that Marquette fans had been looking forward to all season was diminished by the absence of Tyler Kolek and an almost-comeback.
Marquette has been riddled with injuries all season long, and news broke Monday Morning that their star point guard Tyler Kolek will miss the final two games of the regular season, and possibly more.
Marquette lost their Big East Opener to Providence back in December but got even on Wednesday night back at Fiserv Forum.
A highly anticipated matchup for the world of college basketball and the Big East ends in sure dominance by UConn over Marquette.
Marquette Basketball came in on Monday's AP Poll at #4 in the country. Will we see a similar run to what we saw last year?
With a "Big East Player of the Year" type performance, Tyler Kolek leads Marquette on a hot shooting night to a regular season sweep of St. John's.
Tuesday night's game at Villanova consisted of multiple back-and-forth scoring runs, a career night for Tyler Kolek, and a win for Marquette
With many big names in the house at Fiserv Forum on Saturday, Marquette played one of their most complete games of the season as they avenged their loss to Seton Hall earlier in the season.