Marquette at Dayton: Flyers rally to take the lead
The Golden Eagles (9-1) - ranked fourth and sixth in the two major polls - will finish the non-conference slate with a tough road game.
No. 6 Marquette hits road to face dangerous Dayton
Coach Shaka Smart feels things are coming along nicely for his No. 6 Marquette squad, which faces a potentially stiff test in the season's final nonconference game. On Saturday night,
Marquette at Dayton odds, picks and predictions
The Marquette Golden Eagles (9-1) and Dayton Flyers (8-2) clash in a Saturday showdown at UD Arena. The opening tip-off will be at 7 p.m. ET (CBS Sports Network). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's col
Dayton rallies from 13 points down to beat No. 6 Marquette 71-63
Javon Bennett and Zed Key each scored 15 points as Dayton erased a 13-point deficit in the second and beat No. 6 Marquette 71-63 on Saturday night. Down by double-digits at the half, Bennett tied the game with a layup and Key scored from the paint to give Dayton its first lead,
Dayton 71, No. 6 Marquette 63
Dayton 4-19 (Bennett 3-4, Santos 1-5, Alexander 0-1, L'Etang 0-1, Smith 0-3, Cheeks 0-5). Rebounds_Marquette 28 (Mitchell 6), Dayton 37 (Santos 13). Assists_Marquette 8 (K.Jones 4), Dayton 19 (Smith 11).
Dayton Flyers rally from double digits to beat No. 6 Marquette
Dayton rallied from a 13-point deficit to beat No. 6 Marquette, 71-63, at the UD Arena Saturday night. Javon Bennett and Zed Key each scored 15 points to lead the Flyers. Enoch Cheeks added 14 while Nate Santos had a double-double: 12 points,
Dayton surprises No. 6 Marquette with 71-63 win
Zed Key and Javon Bennett each had 15 points and led a second-half charge that helped host Dayton erase a 13-point deficit and beat No. 6 Marquette 71-63 on Saturday
What was Marquette's Shaka Smart like as young coach at Dayton? Oliver Purnell looks back
Oliver Purnell was the head coach at Dayton from 1994-2003. During that time, he brought Smart in as director of basketball ...
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No.6 Marquette’s defense was bad, but Kam Jones’ foul trouble was deadly in loss to Dayton
It looks like two different teams. There’s Marquette, then there’s this weird, distant, almost unrecognizable opposite. There ...
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin basketball's first loss to Marquette under Shaka Smart
It took four tries but the Oregon High School graduate has his first win over the Badgers. His team frustrated the Badgers in ...
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After facing a schedule front-loaded with disruptive defenses, Purdue must make it pay off
Maryland’s Kevin Willard and NC State’s Kevin Keatts both studied under Rick Pitino. Penn State’s Mike Rhoades learned under ...
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Marquette basketball’s Shaka Smart drops Wisconsin truth bomb after Badgers takedown
Head coach Shaka Smart has brought the Golden Eagles back to form, after a tough loss to a good Iowa State squad earlier this week. Smart capped off his brilliantly coached game with a bold ...
Polzin: Unrecognizable defense needs major improvement to lift Wisconsin basketball's ceiling
Winning shootouts might be the Badgers' best hope against good teams unless it figures out a way to stop dribble penetration ...
How Marquette’s Chase Ross learned to play basketball like a pass-intercepting free safety
Chase Ross looks and plays like a football defensive back, but he's leading Marquette’s disruptive basketball defense.
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Marquette men’s basketball heads to Dayton on Saturday
Head coach Shaka Smart worked for Oliver Purnell at Dayton as director of basketball operations for two seasons (2001-03).
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Dayton vs. Marquette: What to know about Saturday’s game
The Dayton Flyers will wear their Chapel Blue uniforms, which debuted two years ago in a 74-62 victory against Southern Methodist, for the first time this season when they play No. 6 Marquette at 7 p.