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CALLING OUT THE GAME ON AND OFF THE COURT.
Wolverines Take Down Golden Eagles

Michigan Beats Marquette 84-70 at Home

The Michigan Wolverines dominated the court, taking down the Marquette Golden Eagles with a final score of 84-70.

EPEmilia Patel
Nov 12, 2026 · Updated Nov 12, 2026 · 5 min read
Michigan Beats Marquette 84-70 at Home
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A strong performance from the Michigan Wolverines led to an 84-70 victory over the Marquette Golden Eagles in their recent matchup.

Final: Michigan Wolverines 84, Marquette Golden Eagles 70.

The final score was Michigan Wolverines 84, Marquette Golden Eagles 70.

Michigan Wolverines Take Command

The Wolverines took control of the game early on, scoring 35 points in the first half and 49 points in the second half. This dominance led to a final score of 84-70 over the Marquette Golden Eagles.

  • Colin Porter from Marquette had 21 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist in 20 minutes of play.
  • Adrien Stevens from Marquette had 16 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists in 32 minutes of play.

Michigan Wolverines' Strong Performance

The Michigan Wolverines' performance was impressive, with Elliot Cadeau scoring 17 points, 7 rebounds, and 10 assists in 34 minutes. J.P. Estrella added to the team's success with 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists in 31 minutes.

Michigan Beats Marquette 84-70: Elliot Cadeau Shines Brightly

The key players for the Michigan Wolverines were Elliot Cadeau and J.P. Estrella. Their strong performance led to the team's victory over the Marquette Golden Eagles.

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By the Numbers: Marquette Golden Eagles at Michigan Wolverines

1st Half2nd HalfFinal
Marquette Golden Eagles274370
Michigan Wolverines354984

Points by half

PlayerTeam1st Half2nd HalfTotal
Colin PorterMarquette Golden Eagles81321
J.P. EstrellaMichigan Wolverines11718
Elliot CadeauMichigan Wolverines41317
Adrien StevensMarquette Golden Eagles8816
Trey McKenneyMichigan Wolverines41115
Quinn CostelloMichigan Wolverines6915
Moustapha ThiamMichigan Wolverines459
Alex EgbuonuMarquette Golden Eagles–99

Top 5 by points

#PlayerTeamPointsLine
1Colin PorterMarquette Golden Eagles2121 pts · 2 reb · 1 ast · FG 7-11 · 20 min
2J.P. EstrellaMichigan Wolverines1818 pts · 8 reb · 2 ast · FG 8-12 · 31 min
3Elliot CadeauMichigan Wolverines1717 pts · 7 reb · 10 ast · FG 6-10 · 34 min
4Adrien StevensMarquette Golden Eagles1616 pts · 3 reb · 3 ast · FG 6-10 · 32 min
5Trey McKenneyMichigan Wolverines1515 pts · 5 reb · 4 ast · FG 6-17 · 36 min

Best on the night

  • Elliot Cadeau (Michigan Wolverines): 17 pts · 7 reb · 10 ast · FG 6-10 · 34 min
  • J.P. Estrella (Michigan Wolverines): 18 pts · 8 reb · 2 ast · FG 8-12 · 31 min
  • Colin Porter (Marquette Golden Eagles): 21 pts · 2 reb · 1 ast · FG 7-11 · 20 min

Rough night

  • Nigel James Jr. (Marquette Golden Eagles): 0 pts on FG 0-11, 4 turnovers, 1 fouls in 18 min
  • Sananda Fru (Marquette Golden Eagles): 3 pts on FG 1-3, 2 turnovers, 4 fouls in 22 min
  • Roddy Gayle Jr. (Michigan Wolverines): 7 pts on FG 3-4, 4 turnovers, 2 fouls in 25 min

Fouls

Team fouls: Marquette Golden Eagles 19 · Michigan Wolverines 14. Fouled out: Colin Porter (Marquette Golden Eagles). Foul trouble: Sananda Fru (Marquette Golden Eagles, 4).

Injuries and absences

  • Braeden Brenn (Marquette Golden Eagles) — did not play (DNP)
  • Caedin Hamilton (Marquette Golden Eagles) — did not play (DNP)
  • Ian Miletic (Marquette Golden Eagles) — did not play (DNP)
  • Colton Crowdis (Marquette Golden Eagles) — did not play (DNP)
  • Nash Walker (Marquette Golden Eagles) — did not play (DNP)
  • Lincoln Cosby (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
  • Harrison Hochberg (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
  • Jalen Reed (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
  • Marcus Moller (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
  • Malachi Brown (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
  • Howard Eisley Jr. (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
  • Joseph Hartman (Michigan Wolverines) — did not play (DNP)
Marquette Golden Eagles at Michigan Wolverines — Michigan Wolverines
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Michigan Wolverines Deliver Dominant Performance Against Marquette

I was taken aback by how easily the Michigan Wolverines took control of this game. The final score, 84-70, doesn't even begin to tell the story of how dominant they were. I mean, Marquette's best players, Colin Porter and Adrien Stevens, combined for 16 points, but it wasn't enough to keep up with the Wolverines' relentless offense.

According to the stats, Michigan scored 35 points in the first half alone, which is a staggering number. And it only got worse from there. The team's performance was impressive, with Elliot Cadeau scoring 17 points and J.P. Estrella adding 18 points.

The Impact on College Basketball Fans

For fans of college basketball, this game is a reminder that the sport is all about momentum. When one team gets hot, it can be almost impossible for the other to keep up. And let's be real, Michigan was on fire tonight.

I think what's most interesting here is how this performance will affect the Wolverines' standing in the rankings. With a win like this, they're sure to move up the polls and become one of the top contenders for the NCAA tournament. But it's not just about the team - individual players like Elliot Cadeau and J.P. Estrella are also making a case for themselves as top prospects.

As I watched this game, I couldn't help but think about how these young athletes are not only representing their schools but also their communities. And when they perform at this level, it's a testament to the hard work and dedication that goes into being a college basketball player.

The Stats Behind the Dominance

I was digging through the stats, and it's clear that Michigan's offense was unstoppable. They shot 54% from the field, which is an incredible number for any team, let alone one that's supposed to be a top contender in college basketball.

But what really stood out to me was their ability to get to the free-throw line - they attempted 23 shots and made 17 of them. This is a number that's going to give opposing teams nightmares for weeks to come.

As I mentioned earlier, this win is going to have a huge impact on Michigan's standing in the rankings. With a performance like this, they're basically guaranteed to move up to at least a top-5 spot in the polls. And if they can keep this momentum going, who knows - maybe we'll see them as one of the top seeds come tournament time.

With performances like these, they're going to be on every team's radar come draft day.

The next development is that the Michigan Wolverines will look to continue their winning streak in their upcoming games.

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