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- | ====== 1984-1985 Season ====== | ||
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- | ==== Season review ==== | ||
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- | Marquette featured senior co-captains [[Charles_Mandy_Johnson|Mandy Johnson]] and [[Robert Hall]] as starting guards, junior swingman [[Kerry Trotter]], and sophomore [[Tom Copa]] at center. | ||
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- | Among the new faces were junior college transfers [[Michael Davis]] and [[Benny Moore]], along with freshmen [[Michael Sims]], [[Tony Reeder]] and [[Pat Foley]]. | ||
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- | Some of the faces missing were 1983-84 scoring leader, [[Dwayne Johnson]], who sat the year out because of academic problems, and [[Vic Lazzaretti]] and [[Lloyd Moore]] both of whom transfered. | ||
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- | Despite early season problems, Marquette finished with an 18-10 record and played as a cohesive unit down the road when it really counted. | ||
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- | ==== Schedule ==== | ||
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- | *Texas A&M set an opponent record for free throws attempted (47) in their January 9th victory over Marquette. | ||
- | *DePaul only took 35 shots from the floor in their game against Marquette on March 9th. That was all they needed, as they knocked down 26 of them, setting an opponent record for field goal percentage (74.3%), defeating Marquette. |