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--- men_s_basketball:1966 [2007/06/24 06:56]
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 ====== 1966-67 ======
 Record: (21-9)\\
 Postseason: National Invitation Tournament Runners-Up\\
-Coach: Al McGuire\\
+Coach: [[Al McGuire]]\\
-Captain: Bob Wolf\\
+Captain: [[Bob Wolf]]\\
-Leading Scorer: Bob Wolf (18.4 ppg)\\
+Leading Scorer: [[Bob Wolf]] (18.4 ppg)\\
-Leading Rebounder: Brian Brunkhorst (7.8 rpg)\\
+Leading Rebounder: [[Brian Brunkhorst]] (7.8 rpg)\\
-===== Schedule / Results =====
+{{men_s_basketball:1966teampic.jpg|}}
-|D 1| Aquinas| W 90-61|
+===== Schedule / Results =====
-|D 3| South Dakota| W 99-66|
-|D 9| at New York| W 79-63|
-|D 10| at Villanova| L 78-80|
-|D 13| Toledo| L 76-85|
-|D 16| South Carolina*| L 61-63|
-|D 17| Fordham*| W 82-58|
-|D 20| Minnesota| W 74-61|
-|D 28| at Dayton| L 76-95|
-|D 30| at Loyola (Ill.)| L 72-85|
-|J 2| Brigham Young| W 81-70|
-|J 4| at Wisconsin| W 66-60|
-|J 7| DePaul| W 68-65|
-|J 11| at Valparaiso| W 79-70|
-|J 14| Xavier (Ohio)| W 87-69|
-|J 28| at Detroit| L 92-94 OT|
-|J 30| Niagara| W 80-67|
-|F 1| St. John’s (N.Y.)| W 71-54|
-|F 4| at DePaul| L 74-79|
-|F 8| Loyola (Ill.)| W 81-80|
-|F 11| Davidson| W 66-65|
-|F 15| at Xavier (Ohio)| W 71-69|
-|F 18| Wis.-Milwaukee| W 90-80|
-|F 23| at Denver| L 87-100|
-|F 25| at Air Force| W 72-65|
-|M 2| Detroit| W 71-64|
-|M 11| vs Tulsa#| W 64-60|
-|M 14| vs Providence#| W 81-80 OT|
-|M 16| vs Marshall#| W 83-78|
-|M 18| vs Southern Illinois#| L 56-71|
-*Milwaukee Classic (Milwaukee, Wis.)\\
-#National Invitation Tournament (New York, N.Y.)
+|D 1| [[Aquinas]]| W 90-61|
+|D 3| [[South Dakota]]| W 99-66|
+|D 9| at [[New York]]| W 79-63|
+|D 10| at [[Villanova]]| L 78-80|
+|D 13| [[Toledo]]| L 76-85|
+|D 16| [[South Carolina]]| L 61-63|Milwaukee Classic|
+|D 17| [[Fordham]]| W 82-58|Milwaukee Classic|
+|D 20| [[Minnesota]]| W 74-61|
+|D 28| at [[Dayton]]| L 76-95|
+|D 30| at [[Loyola (IL)]]| L 72-85|
+|J 2| [[Brigham Young]]| W 81-70|
+|J 4| at [[UW-Madison]]| W 66-60|
+|J 7| [[DePaul]]| W 68-65|
+|J 11| at [[Valparaiso]]| W 79-70|
+|J 14| [[Xavier (OH)]]| W 87-69|
+|J 28| at [[Detroit]]| L 92-94 OT|
+|J 30| [[Niagara]]| W 80-67|
+|F 1| [[saint_john_s|Saint John’s (NY)]]| W 71-54|
+|F 4| at [[DePaul]]| L 74-79|
+|F 8| [[Loyola (IL)]]| W 81-80|Pat Smith set a Marquette single-game record with his 28-rebound performance|
+|F 11| [[Davidson]]| W 66-65|
+|F 15| at [[Xavier (OH)]]| W 71-69|
+|F 18| [[UW-Milwaukee]]| W 90-80|
+|F 23| at [[Denver]]| L 87-100|
+|F 25| at [[Air Force]]| W 72-65|
+|M 2| [[Detroit]]| W 71-64|
+|M 11| vs [[Tulsa]]| W 64-60|National Invitational Tournament|
+|M 14| vs [[Providence]]| W 81-80 OT|National Invitational Tournament|
+|M 16| vs [[Marshall]]| W 83-78|National Invitational Tournament|
+|M 18| vs [[Southern Illinois]]| L 56-71|National Invitational Tournament|
+  *Providence's James Walker was dynamite against Marquette in the NIT, connecting on 12 field goals, 12 foul shots and tallying 36 points, all record for a MU opponent in an NIT game.  Providence also sank 32 field goals as a team, which is a high mark for a MU opponent in the NIT.  Bob Wolf knocked down 10 foul shots for Marquette (MU NIT record) and the Warriors pulled one out in overtime on March 14th, against their future Big East foe.
 ===== Players =====

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