2003–04 Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball team

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2003–04 Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball
NIT, Quarterfinals
Conference Conference USA
Record19–12 (8–8 C-USA)
Head coach
Home arena Bradley Center
Seasons
  2002–03
2004–05  
2003–04 Conference USA men's basketball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
DePaul 124 .7502210  .688
No. 24 Memphis 124 .750228  .733
No. 11 Cincinnati124 .750257  .781
UAB 124 .7502210  .688
Charlotte 124 .750219  .700
Louisville 97 .5632010  .667
Saint Louis 97 .5631913  .594
Marquette 88 .5001912  .613
TCU 79 .4381217  .414
Southern Miss 610 .3751315  .464
East Carolina 511 .3131314  .481
Tulane 412 .2501117  .393
Houston 313 .188918  .333
South Florida 115 .063720  .259
2004 Conference USA Tournament winner
Rankings from AP poll [1]

The 2003–04 Marquette Warriors men's basketball team represented Marquette University during the 2003–04 college basketball season.

Schedule

Date
time, TV
Rank#Opponent#ResultRecordSite
city, state
November 13*
at  St. John's W 52–45 1–0
Madison Square Garden  
New York, NY
November 21*
Savannah StateW 79–41 2–0
Bradley Center  
Milwaukee, WI
November 22*
ValparaisoW 75–70 3–0
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
November 24*
Northern MichiganW 70–58 4–0
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
December 1*
No. 23  Notre Dame W 71–58 5–0
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
December 5*
GramblingW 71–55 6–0
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
December 13*
at No. 9  Arizona L 75–85 6–1
McKale Center  
 
December 15*
CanisiusW 68–65 7–1
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
December 20*
No. 22  Wisconsin L 59–63 7–2
Kohl Center  
Madison, WI
December 22*
Florida A&MW 83–63 8–2
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
December 29*
Sacred HeartW 77–72 9–2
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
January 7
at HoustonW 65–52 10–2
(1–0)
Hofheinz Pavilion  
Houston, Texas
January 10
St. LouisW 61–59 11–2
(2–0)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
January 14
No. 10 CincinnatiL 73–85 11–3
(2–1)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
January 17
vs. Southern MississippiL 61–83 11–4
(2–2)
Resch Center  
Ashwaubenon, WI
January 20
at CharlotteL 76–84 11–5
(2–3)
Dale F. Halton Arena  
Charlotte, NC
January 24
DePaul W 70–62 12–5
(3–3)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
January 31
at No. 4  Louisville W 77–70 13–5
(4–3)
Freedom Hall  
Louisville, Kentucky
February 3
TCUL 79–85 13–6
(4–4)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
February 7
at DePaulL 78–84 13–7
(4–5)
Allstate Arena  
Rosemont, Illinois
February 14
MemphisL 71–89 13–8
(4–6)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
February 18
at St. LouisL 54–58 13–9
(4–7)
Scottrade Center  
St. Louis, Missouri
February 21
TulaneW 81–69 14–9
(5–7)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
February 26
at USFW 70–63 15–9
(6–7)
Sun Dome  
Tampa, Florida
February 28
at UABL 69–87 15–10
(6–8)
Bartow Arena  
Birmingham, Alabama
March 3
East CarolinaW 77–73 16–10
(7–8)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
March 6
No. 25 LouisvilleW 81–80 17–10
(8–8)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
Conference USA tournament
March 10
vs. TCUL 62–64 17–11
(8–8)
Riverfront Coliseum  
Cincinnati, Ohio
NIT
March 15*
ToledoW 87–72 18–11
(8–8)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
March 23*
Boise StateW 66–53 19–11
(8–8)
Bradley Center 
Milwaukee, WI
March 25*
at  Iowa State L 69–77 19–12
(8–8)
James H. Hilton Coliseum  
Ames, Iowa
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.

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References

  1. sports-reference.com 2003-04 Conference USA Season Summary
  2. "2003–04 Marquette Golden Eagles Schedule and Results". College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com.
  3. 2008-09 Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball media guide. Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 2013-Oct-21.