The Hoyas kept things close until late in the second half in their 74-66 defeat to the Golden Eagles in Milwaukee.

Everything. That was the first word out of Marquette head coach Shaka Smart’s mouth in response to being asked what he thought was different about Georgetown this season compared

Chase Ross scored a career-high 27 points as No. 7 Marquette rallied from a 14-point first-half deficit to beat Georgetown 74-66 on Tuesday night. Stevie Mitchell added 13 points, David Joplin scored 12 and Kam Jones had 11 for Marquette (14-2,

Marquette trailed by 14 and was down 38-29 at halftime. Ross scored a career high 27 points for the seventh ranked Golden Eagles. He hit four three pointers and added six steals as well. Stevie Mitchell had 13, David Joplin 12 and Kam Jones 11 for Marquette. Marquette, now 14-2, 5-0 in the Big East, will face De Paul next Tuesday.

Something No. 7 Marquette men’s basketball has emphasized all season is “winning ugly.”  And that was exactly what the Golden Eagles did Tuesday.  When Georgetown went on a 27-6

Chase Ross scored a career-high 27 points to go along with six steals, lifting No. 7 Marquette to a 74-66 victory over Georgetown on Tuesday night in Milwaukee.

Chase Ross picked the right game to have his best scoring performance for the Marquette men's basketball team. With the Golden Eagles' top offensive threats having inefficient nights, Ross poured in a career-high 27 points in a 74-66 victory over a frisky Georgetown squad on Tuesday night at Fiserv Forum.