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-===== 1936 Season =====+====== 1936-1937 Marquette Men's Football ====== 
 +The team featured halfback [[Ray Buivid]], who finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting that season, and it mowed down its early competition. 
  
-The team featured halfback [[Ray Buivid]], who finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting that season, and it mowed down its early competition. Marquette topped St. Mary's College of Moraga, Calif., 20-6 before 50,000 at Soldier Field on Oct. 30. +The Golden Avalanche took down powerhouses of college football including a 33-7 victory over Mississippi, and 13-7 and 12-6 wins over Michigan State and Wisconsin. Marquette topped St. Mary's College of Moraga, Calif., 20-6 before 50,000 at Soldier Field on Oct. 30.  Marquette went 7-1 in the 1936 regular season, earning them a bid to the first ever Cotton Bowl.  
  
-If not for a 13-0 loss at Duquesne, there was talk that the Golden Avalanche could have played in the Rose Bowl. +If not for a 13-0 loss at Duquesne, there was talk that the Golden Avalanche could have played in the Rose Bowl.  Instead, Marquette was invited to the first-ever Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Before a sell-out crowd, Marquette fell to "Sammy" Baugh and Texas Christian University 16-6.  They finished the season #20 in the final AP poll.
  
-Instead, Marquette was invited to the first-ever Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Before a sell-out crowd, Marquette fell to "Sammy" Baugh and Texas Christian University 16-6.+===== Schedule ===== 
 +^  Date  ^  Opponent  ^  Location  ^ Time (CT) / Results ^  Record  ^ Notes ^ 
 +|  January 1 |  Texas Christian  |  Cotton Bowl  |  [[tcu_01_01_37|L 6-16]]  |  7-2  |Cotton Bowl, #16 TCU, #20 Marquette  |
  
-They finished the season #20 in the final AP poll. +===== Photos ===== 
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-{{men_s_football:1936_marquette_football_team.jpg|}} {{men_s_football:team_1936_signed.jpg|}}+
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