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16/16 Marquette vs Villanova
Feb. 19, 2007
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Specialty Stats Game Notes * Marquette made a season high 31 free throws. It is the most free throws made by Marquette since making 33 against UAB on March 31, 2003. MU also tied a season high with 35 free throw attempts. It was the second best game by percentage for Marquette from the line (12-of-13, 92.3 percent vs Georgetown). * Freshman Lazar Hayward scored a career high 18 points. It was his second career high in three games after scoring 14 against Georgetown to tie a career high. * Sophomore Jerel McNeal scored in double figures for his eighth straight game in double figures. * Sophomore Wesley Matthews made all 12 free throw attempts, setting a career high. It is the second time this season that he has shot 10 or more free throws without a miss. It is the fourth time this season that he has made 10 or more free throws. Matthews has made 63-of-68 free throws in the last nine games (91.2 percent). Matthews finished with 15 points. * Sophomore Dominic James scored 18 points, his highest total in eight games. * Marquette had four players in double figures, marking the 13th time this season that MU has had four players in double figures. * It was the first time that the quartet of Hayward, James, McNeal and Matthews all scored in double figures. * As the no. 16 team in the Associated Press poll, Marquette is 17-3 all time and 8-0 in the Tom Crean era. * McNeal had seven rebounds, marking a five-game high. * James had five assists, giving him 24 in the last five games. * Junior Ousmane Barro had three blocks, his highest single game total since Pittsburgh (12 games). * McNeal had one steal to give him 75 for the season, the sixth best total in a single season for Marquette. * With 15 first-half free throws, Marquette tied a first half high. With 16 second-half free throws, Marquette set a season high for the half. * Villanova shot 37.5 percent for the game, marking the fourth time that Marquette has held an opponent to 38 percent shooting or less.
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