R Jay wrote:Nothing against Maine, Chattanooga, and Loyola, but they aren't anywhere near the vicinity of North Carolina in terms of offense (or defense for that matter).
marquette wrote:MUPanther wrote:It's only 3 games in.marquette wrote:Sorry about that one, guys. This team is a head scratcher this season. I don't know what to think other than we just aren't that good. Maybe Fischer will make a difference, but it doesn't seem overly likely.
I'm not ready to go off the deep end, call it a season, scream for Wojo's head, or anything like that. I'm sincerely disappointed and troubled by this loss. I didn't expect to be an NCAA or even necessarily NIT team this year, but I had this one chalked up as a win. They will get better, Fischer will help, it will still be a down year. We will be better next season, I will keep going to games (already sprung for the season tix), and I'll buy again next year. It's just very deflating.
notkirkcameron wrote:marquette wrote:MUPanther wrote:I'm not ready to go off the deep end, call it a season, scream for Wojo's head, or anything like that. I'm sincerely disappointed and troubled by this loss. I didn't expect to be an NCAA or even necessarily NIT team this year, but I had this one chalked up as a win. They will get better, Fischer will help, it will still be a down year. We will be better next season, I will keep going to games (already sprung for the season tix), and I'll buy again next year. It's just very deflating.
On November 19, 2005, Marquette lost to Winthrop at home, and finished 4th in the Big East.
On December 6, 2006, Marquette lost to North Dakota State at home, and went to the Tournament.
On November 29, 2008, Marquette got run out of the gym by Dayton, and if Lazar Hayward trims his toenails, they go to the Sweet 16, and maybe further.
On November 21, 2011, Marquette beat Norfolk State on a neutral floor by two, and went to the Sweet 16.
On December 19, 2012, Marquette lost to UW-Green Bay, and three months later, were Big East Champions and en route to the Elite 8.
It's early in the season. These things happen.
milksteak wrote:billyjack wrote:Butler won 80-39 over Loyola of Baltimore. Gonna watch the tape of it later. From the boxscore, i noticed that only 3 players on Loyola scored. I'm thinking that has to be some kind of record.
With Butler, the new coach tendency to struggle doesn't apply to them. Still formulating it in my head, but I'm thinking that because Holtman was such an important part of the staff already, the transition has been seamless.
Our defense has been scary good in the first three games. We'll see if it's legit on Wednesday against UNC.
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