@ProFootballTalk of course. Arlington Heights, Hammond, Santa’s Village, Kiddieland..all the Bears threats & bluffs over the years have been called so now they’ve been forced to scramble to do all the stuff they were supposed to do years ago
Very happy to be back on @ESPNRadio where it all started, and extremely happy to be doing the show again with @mikegolicjr…See you all starting Monday August 3rd 10-noon ET on espnradio!!
Forty-nine years ago today the April 4, 1977 issue of Sports Illustrated (@SInow) hits newsstands featuring @MarquetteMBB's National Championship victory #mubb
Forty-nine years ago today Bo Ellis reflects on @MarquetteMBB's National Championship victory moments after defeating North Carolina (@UNC_Basketball) 67-59 at The Omni on March 28, 1977 #mubb
Forty-nine years ago today Jerome Whitehead makes a buzzer beating shot on a full court inbound pass from Butch Lee giving @MarquetteMBB a 51-49 victory over UNC-Charlotte (@CharlotteMBB) on March 26, 1977 sending the Warriors to the 1977 National Championship game #mubb
@courtney883 The Uncle Buck house is rt across the st. from my former home in Evanston which appears in a few shots. We’d sit on the front steps & watch John Hughes shoot those outside scenes including the drunk clown! Between takes Candy would sit on the curb with the neighborhood kids.
🏃🏾♂️ In 1936, Marquette alumnus Ralph Metcalfe won an Olympic silver medal in the 100 meters, coming in second only to Jesse Owens. After earning his BA in philosophy, he served in congress and wrote the resolution that founded Black History Month. #WeAreMarquette
Al McGuire died 25 years ago, but the Marquette legend's influence is still felt.
His former #mubb players are around the same age or older than McGuire was when he passed.
Here are lessons they learned from the final conversations they had with Al.
https://t.co/iRFyYs4UND
Thank you @MarquetteU ,@mikebroeker and @CoachShakaSmart for this incredible honor.
Thank you to ALL of our @MarquetteMBB Players,Coaches, Staff members,GA’s,Managers and everyone that helped build it.
On behalf of the Crean Family, THANK YOU !
✨ Marquette made the dream team! ✨
Marquette is one of 75 schools spotlighted in New York Times bestselling author Jeff Selingo’s new book, “Dream School: Finding the College That’s Right for You.”
Backed by unparalleled research — and a survey of more than 3,000 parents — “Dream School” highlights 75 accessible and affordable colleges that excel in job prospects after graduation, hands-on learning experiences and a sense of belonging.
“With an 81% six-year graduation rate and average annual earnings of $76,417 10 years after enrollment, Marquette produces strong student outcomes compared to those of peer institutions,” Selingo wrote. The book also notes Marquette’s placement in the heart of Milwaukee and students’ access to internship and job opportunities at major employers in the region.
Learn more: https://t.co/v6Sc2qYl4x