Nice retrospective. Just three minor nits:
1. Got the date on Murray State game wrong. I briefly asked myself: Did we play them in the regular season, too? before almost immediately realizing it was just a typo.
2. After writing that Junior stunk in the first half, the author labeled his game against Wisconsin "without a doubt" his best at Marquette. I have a doubt. I'd rather go with games in which he didn't stink for a half. And I'd rather go with games that had more importance, such as Murray State in NCAAs or West Virginia in BET (my personal choice).
3. As the author states, Junior's shot against UConn absolutely was the single biggest of the season for obvious reasons. It goes in, we go to OT and eventually win. It misses and we lose. There is no gray area. Within the same sentence, however, the author says Jake Thomas' 4-point play against Syracuse was "a close second." Jake's shot was a wonderful surprise, but all it did was make the game closer approaching halftime. In fact, Syracuse rebuilt its lead pretty quickly to 7 in the second half and was still ahead by 6 with 7 1/2 mins to play when Mayo hit a huge 3-pointer after a steal by Taylor. That ignited a 14-2 run (fueled mostly by Gardner) that won the game. One could make a pretty good argument that Mayo's shot was as important -- or even more important -- than Thomas'. One really can't argue that either was close in importance to Junior's.
Overall, though, a really fun story to read. Part of the purpose of these kind of list articles is to start conversations, and so, as MJ used to say, I'm conversating.
