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Marquette vs
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Date/Time: Dec 30, 2025, 6:00pm
TV: FS1
Schedule for 2025-26
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Scoop Snoop

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Despite the 4th quarter rout, there are some positives from today's game:

1) Large and enthusiastic crowd on Super Bowl Sunday that came to the game rather than spend the afternoon at SB parties.

2) Shaka and some of our guys showed up. I am a big believer in synergy and getting the students and the men's team-and their fans- to cheer on our women's team. It creates an even greater "basketball buzz" at Marquette.

3) They played very well for 3/4 of the game and I think Megan Duffy has them positioned to become a major force in the BE. Like the men's team- good times are ahead.

4) Nobody crashed their vehicle through the entrance of the Al while attempting a driving layup.
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