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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: NYWarrior on May 03, 2007, 12:13:54 PM
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this is very cool
http://www.kixandthecity.com/2007/05/02/new-pic-of-the-recently-released-converse-20-low-marquette/
The Converse 2.0 Low “Marquettes” are available now at large retail chains.
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Well well, looks I will be doing some shoe shopping this weekend.
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Was just looking for this shoe on-sale online, but instead found this Marquette jacket at the finish line marked down to $39.99 form $100. They only have XXL, so bad for me, but maybe some others here would be interested...
Finish Line Marquette Jacket -XXL (http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/product.jsp?resetResult=true&x=0&Ntt=marquette&displayBreadcrumb=true&oldRequestedURI=%2fstore%2fcatalog%2fsearch.jsp&productId=prod592878&categoryId=catfanshop2b&y=0)
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this is very cool
http://www.kixandthecity.com/2007/05/02/new-pic-of-the-recently-released-converse-20-low-marquette/
The Converse 2.0 Low “Marquettes” are available now at large retail chains.
1912 Buick Marquette and again in 1929
(http://marquetteregistry.com/images/marquette_01.gif)
(http://www.prewarbuick.com/img/features/marquettes_day_in_the_sun/bd007b40.jpg)
(http://www.prewarbuick.com/img/features/marquettes_day_in_the_sun/bd417b40.jpg)
http://www.prewarbuick.com/features/marquettes_day_in_the_sun
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1912 Buick Marquette and again in 1929
Neat, but the car was named after the company/town. The shoe is named after the University - super cool.
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But that was the car in the 1977 NCAA Champions "Tux" Photo, right?
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But that was the car in the 1977 NCAA Champions "Tux" Photo, right?
Nope, that was a 1934 Parker...
edit: well, that was a quote from Bo Ellis 'That car is a 1934 Parker," said Bo Ellis' (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20030402/ai_n12496911), but I can't find any more infor about what a Parker is, or who made it...(was it Parker?)
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looks like I found new basketball shoes.
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But that was the car in the 1977 NCAA Champions "Tux" Photo, right?
Nope, that was a 1934 Parker...
edit: well, that was a quote from Bo Ellis 'That car is a 1934 Parker," said Bo Ellis' (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4155/is_20030402/ai_n12496911), but I can't find any more infor about what a Parker is, or who made it...(was it Parker?)
I think what Bo meant to say was "Packard".
http://www.classiccarclub.org/Packard_Gallery.htm
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1912 Buick Marquette and again in 1929
Neat, but the car was named after the company/town. The shoe is named after the University - super cool.
True...of course the university was named after a priest who was named after........
;)
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(http://www.kixandthecity.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/3843454.jpg)
I think it is very, very cool that Marquette has a shoe named after it. However, I'm not the biggest fan of these shoes. They are a little too new school for me. I would LOVE to have a pair of Converse Weapons (think Bird and Magic) in Blue/Gold. By the way, if anyone was wondering if we were going to be a "Brand Wade" school next year, this may be the answer.
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I looked on Eastbay, and they aren't called the 'Marquettes'. They are Wade 2.0 Low.....
Those WILL NOT be the shoes for our basketball team wears next year, low-tops = bad for basketball
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I think what Bo meant to say was "Packard".
http://www.classiccarclub.org/Packard_Gallery.htm
Thanks...cool, the Super 8 Convertible looks similar (not sure exactly which model this one is, could be a 902...). Funny, I also found a MU Tribune article that ran with the "Parker" reference without checking facts. I'll put this on the Wiki to help resolve any confusion in the future ;D
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I looked on Eastbay, and they aren't called the 'Marquettes'. They are Wade 2.0 Low.....
Those WILL NOT be the shoes for our basketball team wears next year, low-tops = bad for basketball
I didn't mean to imply that they were the shoes the team would wear, just that there was the obvious tie-in between MU and Converse.
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I looked on Eastbay, and they aren't called the 'Marquettes'. They are Wade 2.0 Low.....
Oh yeah - I guess if I had read the caption more carefully, it says that the color scheme comes form Marquette, and then the caption author dubs them the "Marquettes"... :(
With the NBA Season drawing to a close, Converse recently released their more casual Converse Wade 2.0 low. These new Wade 2.0 lows feature a colroway inspired by Wade’s alma mater, Marquette University. The Converse 2.0 Low “Marquettes” are available now at large retail chains.
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recruiting big men.
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Rocky: I bought the jacket. Don't know if it will fit over my MU hockey jersey.
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does anybody know if Nike released those blue patent leather jobbies we wore at the Big East tourney??
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does anybody know if Nike released those blue patent leather jobbies we wore at the Big East tourney??
yeah, they are out on the market, the Nike Air Force 25
http://www.pickyourshoes.com/collectible/nike_air_force_25_btrue_marquette.htm
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Yesterday, I saw the latest Wades (high tops) in the MU colorway...
I guess these are MU colorways too...
I still have to get this one...Wade 1.3 mids
(http://www.finishline.com/store/images/products/xl1z291wng.jpg)
Wade Tri-star Pro Leather Ox
(http://www.finishline.com/store/images/products/xl1z792tri.jpg)
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Oh yeah...Wade's Converse site has Circle Star Converse Tees in MU colors...
http://www.converse.com/index.asp?mode=featurewade20&csid=172&bhcp=1#matrix
EDIT: Type WADE in the search bar...
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You beat me to it Ecompt. Darnit! Enjoy.
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There is a mid top version of the 2.0 in Marquette colors.
(http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n126/gilsonky/normal_141208217C2092300095460dc5f8.jpg)
This is the team shoe for next season so there is a good chance that Marquette might rock these too, assuming the deal goes through. Kirk Hinrich, Jameer Nelson, Udonis Haslem, and others have been wearing these this season.
(http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n126/gilsonky/f2.jpg)
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If those are the colors, I welcome to the return to that style blue!
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So who's going to make the Wiki for Marquette team-worn and inspired shoes?!?
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So who's going to make the Wiki for Marquette team-worn and inspired shoes?!?
Marquette's most famous (or I should say infamous) shoes were the LA Gears worn in the late 1980's or early 1990's. I remember a marketing class I had at Marquette where one of the case studies was about what a disaster it was for LA Gear because the shoes were literally falling apart during a game on national television.
I think it would be really cool if Marquette was a Converse team. It's awesome to be a Nike Elite team because of the company we are in, but I like unique things and Converse could be cool.
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I will get it started one day I get sick of studying for finals.
I know the styles of Nikes we have worn since we became elite.
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Does anyone have a picture of when those LA Gears exploded on national tv?? Screencap maybe??
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I think the story goes, Tony Smith's LA Gears fell apart in a game...
I found this clipping in the Motley Fool website (9/9/99 - no joke):
http://www.fool.com/dtrouble/1999/dtrouble990907.htm
That company had paid pop superstar Michael Jackson $20 million to promote a casual shoe line that ultimately flopped. A basketball line promoted by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar also failed to make the company a contender in the performance-shoe category because the shoes were so poorly constructed that, in one highly publicized case involving a Marquette University basketball player, they literally fell apart on the court.
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I think the story goes, Tony Smith's LA Gears fell apart in a game...
I remember it well. But I'm pretty sure it was Robb Logterman -- I'm positive it wasn't Smith. The funniest thing was that after his foot blew out of the side of his shoe, he kept slipping when he tried to get up and run because of his sweaty socks.