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Everything you need to know about Megan Duffy and the Golden Eagles all in one spot!
Hi!
We’re coming up on the start of the 2021-22 college basketball season! That means it’s time to organize all of the Marquette women’s basketball season preview stuff into one place!
All the offseason news is here along with all the Big East team previews we published. Just keep scrolling and clicking until you’re all caught up and ready to go when the Golden Eagles take the court against Alcorn State on November 9th!
Megan Duffy has two transfers and a freshman on the roster that weren’t here last season.
Megan Duffy brings back 10 players, including three starters, from last year’s squad that extended MU’s NCAA tournament streak.
The Musketeers find themselves rebuilding in Year 3 with Melanie Moore.
Turns out Denise Dillon basketball looks exactly what you would think it looks like.
Can the Pirates challenge for an NCAA tournament berth this season?
The Johnnies were a confusing team last year, but hopefully that confusion leads to better things this season.
Things did not go well in Friartown last season, and they’re losing about half their offense.
What will the Hoyas look like with a normal start to the season?
That’s a big deal for Marquette’s extra-super-senior, and the team slot seems about right.
It’s UConn’s world and we’re just living in it.
Doug Bruno’s team missed the NCAA tournament for the first time in nearly 20 years. One-off or bad sign for the future?
The Bluejays had a rough year last year in terms of record and continuity, but bring back an awful lot of players.
The Bulldogs were not good last season, and now they have to deal with multiple departures from that roster.
That includes start times and TV assignments, and Marquette will be on a national broadcast 6 times, including on Broadcast Fox at home against UConn.
The Golden Eagles will have nine game on the slate, with four straight coming away from the McGuire Center.
The sixth coach in program history is signed up through the end of the 2026-27 season.
The Clemson grad has been working at Elon most recently.
At least that’s what the roster page tells me.
The Marquette star guard had to tell the WNBA she was entering the draft due to the NCAA’s COVID bonus season policy.
The women’s basketball recruiting news is flying fast and furious around these parts.
The redshirt senior will come back to Marquette for one final year.
And so Megan Duffy adds a fairly notable grad transfer to her 2021-22 roster.