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 ====== November 22, 2008 - Wisconsin-Milwaukee vs. Marquette ======
+{{men_s_basketball:teams_uwm.gif|}} **Wisconsin-Milwaukee 80 {{men_s_basketball:teams_marquette.gif|}} (17) Marquette 100**
 Marquette cruised to their 1,400th victory in school history, with their 36th consecutive victory (without a loss) against [[UW-Milwaukee]], extending their NCAA record for most consecutive victories in a series without a loss.  [[UW-Milwaukee]] sports writers contended Marquette was overrated coming into the game, but their national ranking proved not to be a factor in the outcome of the game, as they cruised to a 100-80 victory over their cross-town opponent.
-Although [[UW-Milwaukee]] fans and [[http://www.onmilwaukee.com/sports/articles/uwmmuhoops.html|members of the media]] indicated this series could easily out-draw most of Marquette's other non-conference opponents, bringing in as many as 20,000 fans, those numbers did not play out this year.  The announced attendance at this game was 15,168 fans, exactly 108 more fans than Marquette drew for their home game against [[Savannah State]] during the Christmas break last season.
+Although [[UW-Milwaukee]] fans and members of the media indicated this series could easily out-draw most of Marquette's other non-conference opponents, bringing in as many as 20,000 fans, those numbers did not play out this year.  The announced attendance at this game was 15,168 fans, exactly 108 more fans than Marquette drew for their home game against [[Savannah State]] during the Christmas break last season.
+===== Matthews, Hayward Score 25 Apiece As No. 17 Marquette Pulls Away Late =====
+MILWAUKEE -- The two teams might share the same hometown. But when it comes to speed and quickness, Marquette (No. 17 ESPN/USA Today, No. 15 AP) proved that it resides in a decidedly different neighborhood than Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
+Caught in what was shaping up as a close game at halftime, the Golden Eagles (3-0) used their defensive quickness and fast-break speed to run away with a 100-80 victory over the crosstown rival Panthers on Saturday.
+"I'm asking them to play like junkyard dogs on defense," first-year Marquette coach [[Buzz Williams]] said. "And then on offense, I'm asking them to run really, really fast once we secure the defensive rebound. And we want to take the best shot we can -- as soon as we can."
+[[Wesley Matthews]] and [[Lazar Hayward]] scored 25 points each, and Jerel McNeal added 22. It was the 1,400th victory in school history for Marquette, making the Golden Eagles the 50th program to reach that plateau.
+Marquette opened the second half with a 10-0 run and never looked back, providing a tough end to a rough week for Wisconsin-Milwaukee coach Rob Jeter.
+Jeter's father, former Green Bay Packers standout Bob Jeter, died Thursday. The crowd observed a moment of silence before the game.
+Jeter was reflective afterward, recalling a few of his favorite childhood memories of his father -- and the lessons he learned.
+"The biggest thing is to compete, one of the biggest lessons I've learned," Jeter said. "I just wanted our guys to come out and compete tonight."
+And they did, if just for a half.
+Wisconsin-Milwaukee (3-2) shot 50 percent and held the lead for much of the first half, only to watch Marquette put together an 8-2 run going into halftime for a 45-40 lead.
+The Panthers also began to get into foul trouble, as guards Ricky Franklin and Avery Smith each picked up their third fouls in the final minute of the half.
-====== Game Story ======
+"Such an emotional game for us, and I'm on one end, trying to beg for some of those calls -- and they call it on us," Jeter said. "I wanted to ask the guy, 'Wait a second here, I was talking about the other team, not my team.'"
-MILWAUKEE (Ticker) - [[Wesley Matthews]] scored 25 points and [[Lazar Hayward]] had a career-high 25 and 10 rebounds as No. 17 Marquette continued its dominance over Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a 100-80 triumph on Saturday.
+Marquette then jumped out to a 10-0 run immediately after halftime, including back-to-back layups by McNeal -- one of which came off a steal at the other end of the court -- a three-point play on a layup by Matthews and a 3-pointer by Dominic James.
-[[Jerel McNeal]] had 22 points and five steals and [[Dominic James]] added 16 and eight assists for the Golden Eagles (3-0), who have won all 36 meetings between the two schools which are separated by four miles. The winning streak is the second-longest active stretch against one opponent - Syracuse has beaten Colgate 42 straight times.
+"We're one of the hardest teams in the nation to guard on the break," McNeal said. "Once we get a stop defensively, we're allowing ourselves a great opportunity to score on the other end very quickly."
-Marquette led by five at the break and scored the first 10 points after intermission to take a 55-40 lead with 18:12 remaining.
+Wisconsin-Milwaukee answered with a pair of free throws and a 3-pointer by Tone Boyle to cut the lead to 55-45, but the Panthers never got closer the rest of the way.
-[[Patrick Hazel]]'s putback of his own miss capped a 12-3 run as the Golden Eagles extended their lead to 67-48 with 13:52 remaining, and Wisconsin-Milwaukee failed to come closer than 11 points the rest of the way.
+"We knew they were one of the quickest, most athletic set of guards in the country," said Boyle, who led the Panthers with 23 points. "We didn't stop penetration like we wanted. They got around us and finished their layups."
-It was the third straight game of at least 25 points for Matthews, who scored a career-high 27 in Marquette's season-opening win against Houston Baptist. The senior shot 8-of-16 from the floor and 9-of-10 from the foul line.
+Jeter's frustration eventually boiled over, and he was called for a technical foul with 11:45 left in the game.
-Marquette jumped out to a 9-2 lead but Wisconsin-Milwaukee came right back and the contest was close throughout the first half.
+Jeter was composed but acknowledged his emotions after the game, noting that he appreciated the moment of silence because he "didn't get a chance to say goodbye."
-Jason Averkamp's three-point play with 6:08 left gave the Panthers a 36-33 lead but the Golden Eagles closed strong, taking a 45-40 advantage into the locker room as Hayward had five points down the stretch.
+He thanked family and friends for their encouragement and memories of his father as a nice, courteous man who smiled a lot.
-Freshman Tone Boyle scored 23 points and Avery Smith had 22 for the Panthers (3-2), who shot 38 percent (25-of-66) from the field.
+"And through it all, he was fierce," Jeter said.
-====== Box Score ======
+===== Box Score =====
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