If Jamine played...

[77ncaachamps]

Peterson's ejection really helped set the table for a Marquette blowout.
Watching the replay of the game, he was an active interior player before the ejection.

How influential would he have been?

[ATWizJr]

No impact in the final outcome.

[TJ]

MU would have only won by 25.

[Golden Avalanche]

It wouldn't have mattered. Greedy played nearly the entire first half and PC still went in with a double digit deficit.

This was one of the two-four games a year where the team does most everything correct.

[77ncaachamps]

Just a point of reference: it was a 14 point game with 2:25ish to play when Jamine was ejected.

MU was in control, no doubt, but his presence inside might have still made an impact with a half to play.
Just my two cents.

[6746jonesr]

marquette was already up by 16 when it happened

[TallTitan34]

It would not be a 30 point win, but a +10 win without a doubt.  Marquette was shooting lights out today.

[Goatherder]

It eliminated what chance there was for a come-back, so it effectively ended the game.  But at the time, Marquette was pulling away.  Marquette would have gone into half-time with a double digit lead, and it would have been tough for Prov.  to get back in it under the best circumstances.

[mug644]

It eliminated what chance there was for a come-back, so it effectively ended the game.  But at the time, Marquette was pulling away.  Marquette would have gone into half-time with a double digit lead, and it would have been tough for Prov.  to get back in it under the best circumstances.

Sorta like NC State? 

[TJ]

Sorta like NC State? 

If his presence would have caused Marquette to have a repeat performance of the worst half of basketball ever, while also causing his team to miss only 6 shots in the entire half, then it would have been a loss.  I don't think that would have happened though.

[muwarrior69]

Barring no one gets ejected we'll find out out on Feb 6.