WMUR Sports Report 2-27-12

Kyle Stack started off the show by talking about Buzz William’s two-step after the West Virginia game and the controversy it caused.

Then, the suspensions of Todd Mayo, Vander Blue, DJO, and Junior Cadougan were discussed as well as finally the West Virginia game recap.

William Wolkoff from BearCast radio joined the show to preview the Cincinnati/Marquette game.

The show wrapped up with talk about the recent Marquette national media attention as well as a final preview of the Cincinnati and Georgetown games.

Marquette v. Rutgers (Highlights & Radio Calls)

On Feb. 22nd, the 10th ranked Golden Eagles took down the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at the Bradley Center 82-65. Jae Crowder notched 27pts. & 7rbs and his senior teammate Darius Johnson-Odom added 21pts. With their win, Marquette has won 4 straight and now 11 of their last 12 contests.
Highlights courtesy of WMUR Sports and David Tukesbrey

Marquette vs Rutgers Postgame

Marquette men’s basketball beat Rutgers 82-65 Wendesday night at the Bradley Center.

Marquette head coach Buzz Williams

Fast Starts:
“You know we haven’t really been that good when we get out on a fast start, but I think our first five minutes were really good.”

On Jae Crowder:
“Of all the players we have coached here, his efficiency numbers are staggering, better than any player that has played here.”

Friday’s game:
“We will manage tomorrow like any other day after a game…we aren’t trying to outsmart anyone; we want to win THIS game.”

DJO:
“I think he is in a really good rhythm. It’s fun to watch seniors at the end of their career. When DJ first got here he would get to a 2 o’clock practice at 1:59, but now he is having a manager pick him up at 12:30.”

Full Interview

Marquette Forward Jae Crowder
On Big East record:
“We know that if we win one more game, we can set a little history this year.”

Double bye:
“Last year we were on the other end of that and winning games straight; that’s pretty tough.”

Slow Starts:
“We didn’t want to come out like we have been in the past at home; sluggish, but I think we responded well to what we wanted to do early.”

On quick turn around:
“Mentally it has to be all locked in because you’re not going to as much stuff physically.”

How far can this team go:
“The sky is the limit. We can do whatever we want to do.”

Full Interview

Rutgers head coach Mike Rice

“Right now we [Rutgers] have boys and Marquette have men.”

On DJO:
“I don’t know if they trusted the 30 clips of fast breaks of DJO putting his head down and going through four guys..we didn’t slow him down.”

Full Interview

WMUR Sports Report: 2-13-12

Matt Trebby started out the show talking about the men’s basketball team, looking around the Big East and forward to their game at Connecticut on Saturday.

Then, he talked men’s soccer, going over the team’s 8 new recruits.

Mike LoCicero, Sports Editor of the Marquette Tribune, joined the show, and talked men’s and women’s basketball with Matt, talking about the women’s team’s recent struggles.

Bracket Projections Jan. 26

As of games ending January 26, here is a look at how the bracket would look if the season ended today.

Conference Breakdown:

Big East: 9
Big Ten: 8
SEC: 7
ACC: 5
Atlantic 10: 5
Big 12: 4
Pac 12: 2
Conference USA: 2
Mountain West: 2
Missouri Valley: 2
West Coast: 2

Last Four In

Stanford
Alabama
NC State
Arkansas

First Four Out

BYU
New Mexico
Iowa State
Texas

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Published by: Michael Wottreng and Michael LoCicero

Marquette Women’s B-ball v. Nova (Radio highlights)

On Jan. 10th, the Marquette Golden Eagles took down the Villanova Wildcats 51-50 on a last second half court buzzer beater from sophomore Katie Young. With the win, Marquette has won seven of their last nine, and have won back to back games in the BIG EAST. Here are the highlights/radio calls from the contest.
Courtesy of WMUR Sports & David Tukesbrey

MU vs. Milwaukee Radio Calls

On December 22nd, our assistant sports director David Tukesbrey called the action between the Golden Eagles of Marquette and the Panthers of Milwaukee in the crosstown rivalry. Junior Cadougan’s 15 points and 7 rebounds paced the Golden Eagles en route to their 64-50 victory. Marquette stands undefeated against their city rival, and lead the series history 39-0.

Here are some of the highlights/radio calls from the contest:

Courtesy of WMUR Sports and David Tukesbrey