Marquette rolled to a convincing 102-65 victory over Fraser Valley, continuing what has been a dominant run of form for the Golden Eagles through their early-schedule action.
The win was lopsided enough that the most notable talking point was almost a trivial one — Marquette lost just one quarter across three games. One. Quarter. In three games. That's a level of sustained superiority that's difficult to nitpick, no matter how hard you might try.
The final score of 102-65 tells its own story. A 37-point margin is not a photo finish, and Fraser Valley had no real answer for what Marquette brought to the floor over the course of the game.
So go ahead and overreact to that single lost quarter if it makes you feel better — but context matters here. Dropping one quarter across three games is the kind of "flaw" most programs would happily take for an entire season.
Marquette's 102-point output underlines just how much firepower the Golden Eagles have been generating, and this performance will do nothing to dampen confidence heading into whatever comes next on the schedule.
