2019 BE Non-Conference Schedules...

[gosports1]

PC is also apparently getting Michigan and South Carolina in the HOF Tipoff Classic at Mohegan. I love the way PC has been scheduling since the BE was reformed.

So BC, URI, UMASS, Wichita State, Michigan/S. Carolina and apparently one more top 50ish opponent as a home game.

Is the Mohegan a bracketed tourney, or is it preset matchups? Do know GW is in there as well. If they could get both Michigan and South Carolina out of that tourney- that'd be huge. I'd kind of guess if it is bracketed that it'd be 1st round Michigan/GW and South Carolina/Providence. Where PC would have to beat South Carolina to get Michigan.

Depending on BC, RI, and Wichita- may need a bit more on the bone though. That's a schedule that could go south depending on those 3.

anyones schedule could go south with to many L's. Wins against these 3 would be rpi booster a loss, while a setback, would not be season ending. A loss to brown or siena could be

[gosports1]

https://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/article/2018-04-19/umbc-basketball-ryan-odom-are-making-sure-historic-march?scrlybrkr=8cbed462

The Retrievers are going to open Marquette’s new home (the Milwaukee Bucks new arena, the Wisconsin Entertainment and Sports Center) on Nov. 6. And they are looking for one more road, one-way (no return) high-profile game.

UMBC opening our new arena. Was hoping for a bigger, high-profile, game (like ND) to open the stadium.

i think this game will get alot of hype. Opening a new arena against the only 16 seed to beat a 1 should get some interest.

[stever20]

anyones schedule could go south with to many L's. Wins against these 3 would be rpi booster a loss, while a setback, would not be season ending. A loss to brown or siena could be

not what I was saying.. Was saying that those 3 may be pretty volatile to expectations- could be really good or pretty bad.... If those 3 aren't good- the schedule isn't going to look as good going into the season.

[NJRedman]

Creighton has been in the Gavit Games every year thus far...probably will not be in it this coming season.

Same with SJU.

[NJRedman]

SJU is playing Princeton during the Holiday Fest and taking on St. Peters.

[Hall2012]

SJU is playing Princeton during the Holiday Fest and taking on St. Peters.

St. Peters recently hired SHU associate head coach Shaheen Holloway as their new head coach. Tough blow to the Hall has he was their primary recruiting presence in NY/NJ, but he was ready for a shot at a head coaching job.

[MUPanther]

Kansas State will be at Marquette on Saturday, December 1st.

[MUPanther]

Marquette 2018-19

Tue Nov 6 UMBC
Sat. Nov 10 NIT Team
Wed/Fri. Nov 21/23 Tennessee, Louisville, Kansas
Sat. Nov 17 NIT Team
Tue Nov 27 TBD
Sat. Dec 1 Kansas State
Tue. Dec. 4 TBD
Sat. Dec. 8 Wisconsin
Tue. Dec. 18 TBD
Fri. Dec. 21 Buffalo
Fri. Dec. 28 Southern

[FriarJ]

PC is also apparently getting Michigan and South Carolina in the HOF Tipoff Classic at Mohegan. I love the way PC has been scheduling since the BE was reformed.

So BC, URI, UMASS, Wichita State, Michigan/S. Carolina and apparently one more top 50ish opponent as a home game.

Is the Mohegan a bracketed tourney, or is it preset matchups? Do know GW is in there as well. If they could get both Michigan and South Carolina out of that tourney- that'd be huge. I'd kind of guess if it is bracketed that it'd be 1st round Michigan/GW and South Carolina/Providence. Where PC would have to beat South Carolina to get Michigan.

Depending on BC, RI, and Wichita- may need a bit more on the bone though. That's a schedule that could go south depending on those 3.

anyones schedule could go south with to many L's. Wins against these 3 would be rpi booster a loss, while a setback, would not be season ending. A loss to brown or siena could be

Looks like PC gets South Carolina with a Michigan matchup waiting.

[stever20]

Looks like PC gets South Carolina with a Michigan matchup waiting.

shows how big those 1st round exempt tournament games are some times. If PC wins 1st round, yes would get Michigan. But if PC loses 1st round, stuck with GW. A HUGE difference in SOS there....