Marquette faced difficulties in the latter part of the Big East season, dropping four of six games and slipping to third place. However, they achieved a decisive 82-52 victory over Providence, led by Ben Gold and Kam Jones, who each scored 17 points. The team's efficient shooting and solid defense showcased potential for postseason success.
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Lexi McCully’s Heroics Lift SEMO to Thrilling Victory Over Western Illinois
Lexi McCully scored 15 points, including two game-winning free throws, leading Southeast Missouri to a 51-49 victory over Western Illinois, ending a 13-game losing streak. Despite a strong start, SEMO struggled offensively in the second half. McCully's performance included six rebounds and four assists, helping secure the win.
Marquette Throttles Seton Hall Behind Overdue Offensive Efficiency
Marquette, after struggling with three consecutive losses, rebounded with an 80-56 victory over Seton Hall. Led by Kam Jones, the team showcased offensive consistency, shooting over 54% and benefiting from a strong bench contribution. This win restored momentum as they prepare for a challenging matchup against Villanova.
St. John’s Earns Statement Win Over Marquette at Madison Square Garden
In a highly physical Big East clash, St. John's defeated Marquette 70-64, securing first place in the conference. St. John's showcased strong defense and rebounding, notably with Kadary Richmond's impactful play. Marquette struggled offensively, with key players in foul trouble, marking their second consecutive loss and dropping them to third place.
Another Slow Start and Poor Shooting Does Marquette In Against UConn
In a thrilling matchup, Marquette faced UConn on National Marquette Day, struggling initially but improving in the second half. Despite dominating certain stats, poor shooting led to a 77-69 loss, marking a significant setback for Marquette. Kam Jones led the team with 22 points in this perplexing game.
Marquette Starts Streak Back Up with a Statement Win Over Villinova
Marquette's "Gold Out" game was a big hit, supporting cancer awareness while facing off against Villanova. Marquette started strong, thanks to solid shooting, and despite Jordan Longino's impressive 27 points for Nova, they couldn’t overcome the turnovers. Marquette snagged the win, 87-74, and heads to Butler next!
Marquette Buries Seton Hall on the Road Behind Another Stingy Defensive Performance
Marquette, after a disappointing loss to Xavier, faced Seton Hall, overcoming early offensive struggles with strong defense. The Golden Eagles, despite shooting poorly in the first half, capitalized on Seton Hall's turnovers, winning 76-59. Kam Jones led the scoring with 19 points, showcasing the team's reliance on defensive strength moving forward.
SEMO Baseball Finalizes 2025 Schedule
Southeast Missouri Baseball has unveiled its 55-game schedule for the 2025 season, aiming to defend its OVC Tournament Championship. Under Coach Andy Sawyers, the Redhawks will play 30 home games, starting their season on the road against Memphis. Season tickets are available for $69, and they target another title in the upcoming tournament.
Arch Madness: 35 Years of Tradition in St. Louis
The Missouri Valley Conference's Men’s Basketball Tournament, known as Arch Madness, will remain in St. Louis through 2028, with possible extension to 2030. This will mark the 35th consecutive tournament held in the city, celebrated for its strong attendance and significance in collegiate basketball history.
Missouri Valley Conference 2024-25 Men’s Basketball: A Tight Race
The Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) 2024-25 men's basketball season features intense competition, with Bradley leading at 4-1 and eight teams close behind at 3-2. Close games dominate the season, with Bradley excelling in tight matches. The MVC shows improved road performance and ranks 10th in NCAA NET ratings, indicating a promising season.
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