Thank goodness for Joseph Chartouny.
Coming off a bad loss, the emphasis was not going to be on how much Marquette won by, but how they played against Presbyterian. Early in the game, the better question was if Marquette would even win.
As much negative attention Marquette’s defense got against Indiana, I thought the offense was the bigger problem. The poor offensive play gave the Hoosiers all the momentum they needed at home to go on an unstoppable roll. While the coaching staff was not able to figure out the offensive problems at Indiana, fans would hope they could at home against Presbyterian.