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Center. Whenever the camera would show her cheering for her beloved Bluejays, the arena would erupt in cheers. She often hyped up the crowd with her signature 'Raise the Roof' dance and had appeared in several Athletic Department videos and television broadcasts. She was popular with Creighton students and fans alike, who often posed for pictures with her prior to tip-off. Filippi died on September 28, 2015, at the age of 92.

264: 257: 225: 218: 186: 714:. Apke spent 17 years in all at Creighton – four as a player, six as an assistant coach and seven as head coach. He is the only coach in school history to have led Creighton to the NCAA Tournament in his first season with the team (1974–75). A team captain on Creighton's 1964–65 team, Apke went on to coach the Jays to a 130–64 record from 1974–81. Three of his teams went to NCAA tournaments and another to the 1202:). Doug McDermott was named Big East Player of the Year, was again named a consensus first-team All-American, and was the consensus national player of the year. Also, McDermott became only the eighth player in Division I men's basketball history to score 3,000 career points, finishing fifth on the all-time scoring list. The Jays received a No. 3 seed in the 688:

opportunity. The news media was pessimistic as Apke entered his first season. Prognostications grew even worse after Mike Heck, Creighton's first 7 footer and a rising star, suddenly died because of an enlarged heart after the first game of the season. The 1974–75 Creighton Bluejays rallied after Heck's death and ended up reaching the

556:. The 1959–60 Bluejays were a far cry from the previous year's team. Whereas the team had previously utilized a slow methodical type of basketball, McManus brought a fast break offense and a box zone defense. Utilizing sharp recruiting and tough coaching, Red quickly had the Bluejays back on the road to becoming a national power. The 1252:) before Watson tore his ACL and was lost for the remainder of the season. Shortly after he was injured, Watson was arrested for sexual assault and was suspended from the team. With the loss of Watson, the Bluejays lost seven of their remaining 12 games to finish the regular season at 23–8 and in a tie for third place in the 453:. Creighton's winningest men's basketball coach for 75 years, Arthur A. Schabinger helped build the Creighton basketball program. Schabinger posted a 165–66 record as coach of the Bluejays from 1922 to 1935. Eleven of his 13 teams finished first or second in the league, including eight teams that won or tied for the title. 1057:, in a deal that was rumored to be a five year, $ 1.5 million per year contract. Only one day later he had a change of heart and returned to Omaha and his team at Creighton, citing family reasons. Altman never again reached the NCAA Tournament at Creighton even though his teams would continue to post 20 win seasons. 1014:. Funk took a massive leap forward his junior year, going from the best player on his own team to arguably the best player in the league. The 2004–05 team finished 23–11 and won the MVC conference crown. Nate Funk was runner-up for the conference player of the year and the Bluejays earned a berth in the 1333:

ranks as one of college basketball's best venues. The arena was originally known as Qwest Center Omaha, changing in 2011 to CenturyLink Center Omaha after Qwest was purchased by CenturyLink. When CenturyLink opted out of the naming rights contract after the 2017–18 season, a new deal was reached with

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Benjamin's signing gave Reed instant credibility as a recruiter. Despite the landmark signing, the Jays would again struggle in 1982–83 finishing with an 8–19 record. Coach Reed worked with Benjamin over the off-season. Benoit came back as a sophomore in 1983–84 and dominated college basketball. The

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team would be Tony Barone's breakthrough team. Creighton surprised everyone outside Omaha and claimed its first regular season MVC championship in 11 years. The Bluejays would cap the season by winning the MVC conference tournament in epic fashion. The conference championship saw Harstad lead the

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took over for the departing Sutton. Apke planned to run the same defensive schemes Sutton had: namely, a fierce man-to-man base defense, with a 2–3 zone as a change-up. The offense was where major changes were made. Apke looked to run a fast break at every opportunity, taking advantage of every shot

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provided a tremendous home-court advantage for the Jays. Creighton went 434–155 (.737) overall in the facility. The Civic was home to five regular-season MVC champs and eight MVC Tournament champs before the CU men closed their run at the Civic in 2003 with six straight sellouts. The Jays returned

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emerged as one of the best players in the conference. Although the team 2006–07 team struggled early, the team found its groove down the stretch as Funk scored 20 or more points in 11 games and Tolliver dominated the post. The 2006–07 team finished 22–11 and won the MVC conference tournament over

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as the 2002–03 Midseason National Player of the Year. Korver would set a school record with nine three-pointers against Evansville and repeat as MVC conference Player of the Year. The Jays would finish second in the Valley behind rivals Southern Illinois, but once again knock off the Salukis in the

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Red McManus coined the phrase "border to border and coast to coast" in 1959 when he began the Travelin’ Jays era, but it was under Eddie Sutton that the philosophy really bore fruit and gained the Jays national recognition. During his last three years at Creighton, the Bluejays played in 36 cities

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and winning. He immediately led the Bluejays to the Missouri Valley title in his first season. Their fast break – 'controlled fast break' Eddie would emphasize sarcastically – featured an explosive movement that required the ball not to hit the floor. 'The Little Giant' would take Creighton to new

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in 1926. Sawed-off at 5'5", Edward 'The Little Giant' Hickey was a dynamic chunky man who had quarterbacked Creighton university football in the Roaring 20's. He was enamored more by the game he could teach if not, obviously lacking size, play well. He was the head coach of both the football and

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Rivalry reached its peak during the early 2000s. Korver scored a combined 49 points in two regular season losses before leading the Jays to victory over the Salukis 84–76 in the conference championship game. Kyle Korver was named the 2002 MVC Player of the Year. In the 2002 NCAA Tournament, the

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Assistant coach Rick Johnson was promoted to head coach following Tony Barone's departure. Johnson's tenure at Creighton was a struggle. His teams finished with progressively worse records. He left after the 1993–94 season in which the team posted a 7–22 mark. Johnson finished with a 24–59 record

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Mary Ann Filippi, known as 'Dancing Grandma', was a fixture at Creighton basketball home games and a local celebrity. She had been attending Creighton men's basketball games since the Red McManus Era, rarely missing home games. Filippi quickly became a video-board favorite after the move to Qwest

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Creighton followed up their NCAA Tournament berth in 1988–89 by winning more games overall than the year before, going 21–12 in 1989–90. The consensus favorite to repeat as MVC champions, they got off to a good start, as they scored wins over Iowa State and Notre Dame before going on the road and

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McManus would continue to coach at Creighton until 1969. He would go down as the third-winningest coach in school history, leaving with a 138–118 mark. Red McManus was a colorful character, with a mean streak who was always a respected gentleman off the court. He rebuilt the Jays' schedules into

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Creighton's basketball program had grown too big for the Civic Auditorium and the Jays moved into the 17,975 seat Qwest Center, now known as CHI Health Center, prior to the 2003–04 season. The Jays would fill up the arena on a consistent basis and become one of the nation's perennial leaders in

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Willis Reed resigned as coach of the Creighton University basketball team after the 1984–85 season. He compiled a 52–65 record at Creighton. His 1984–85 Bluejays were 20–12 but lost their last six games. Reed felt that he would be unable to maintain a high level of success without violating NCAA

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finished his Creighton basketball career in 1957 as the school's third-best scorer (1,272 points) and second on the CU list for free throws made in a career (418). He averaged 20.2 ppg in his three-year college career. As of the 2014–15 season, Gibson remains 21st on the career scoring list and

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ranks as one of the top players in Creighton and Missouri Valley Conference history. Korver finished his career tied for sixth in NCAA history with 371 three-pointers while placing 14th in accuracy at 45.3 percent from long-range. Korver helped lead Creighton's return to the top-25 and garnered

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Longtime assistant coach Tom Broshnihan, who had been around since Sutton, was seen as the rightful heir to the Creighton head coaching job. A sizable segment of the fan-base criticized Reed as lacking experience in college coaching and recruiting. High school basketball in Nebraska produced a

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The Bluejays went 336–92 (.785) in 42 seasons in the 3,000-seat Vinardi Center (then known as University Gym) from the time Creighton began sponsoring men's basketball in 1916 through the 1959–60 season. Creighton split its home games between University Gym and the Omaha Civic Auditorium from

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in 1952 and left three years later. Salerno finished with a 30–45 record. Theron Thomsen replaced Salerno and found some success. After eight losing seasons, Thomsen's 1956–57 Bluejays would post a 15–6 mark. However, the Jays would slide back toward mediocrity finishing 10–12 and 13–9 in the

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Creighton's all-time winningest coach with 327 wins, Dana Altman was the only coach in MVC history to lead his school to seven straight years of improved records. Altman won three MVC regular-season titles, six MVC Tournament crowns, and led his troops to 13 consecutive postseason bids.

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On March 8, 2024, McDermott received another contract extension to keep him at Creighton through the 2027-2028 season; his previous contract was due to expire after the end of the 2025-2026 season. The new contract also makes McDermott one of the highest-paid coaches in the Big East.

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Bluejays would reach the NIT that year finishing 17–14. The 1984–85 season team would win 20 games. As a junior during the 1984–85 season, Benoit Benjamin led all of NCAA Division I in blocked shots and was the nation's second-leading rebounder. Benoit Benjamin would leave for the

949:. Creighton's field marshal, Sears started every game of his 4-year career and finished each of his four seasons with more steals than turnovers. Walker, Creighton's go-to player during late-game situations, finished with 1,238 points and 677 rebounds. 977:. Expectations were at a record high entering the 2002–03 season. Creighton would live up to most of them, setting a school record for wins. The team went 29–5 and was ranked in the top 25 most of the season. Kyle Korver would be chosen by ESPN's 945:, the Jays would finish with a 23–10 record. The 2000–01 team improved to 24–8 and won the first Missouri Valley Conference regular season title in 9 seasons. Senior guards Ryan Sears and Ben Walker finished their careers with another trip to the 391:

from 1976 through 2013. The Jays were also members of the MVC from 1928 to 1948 and participated as an independent from 1948 to 1977 before rejoining the MVC. The Bluejays have won a record 15 MVC regular season conference titles and a record 12

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Coming off Tom Apke's impressive 21–9 season featuring an NCAA appearance, Reed's inaugural 7–20 mark added fuel to the fire. Reed proved himself as a recruiter that off-season. Considered by many scouts to be the top prospect in the country,

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and switch from Division I to Division III during this era. The Jays would not find success at this new level. Belford finished with a 56–83 record over six seasons. His successors would not fare better. Sebastian 'Subby' Salerno took the

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and 20 states, logged more than 65,000 miles in the air, made a South American jaunt (entertaining the Chile national team at home in exchange), and visited Hawaii. Sutton was a Tulsa native, and in 1974 a bidding war commenced between

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fit the bill. After being fired in 1978 after a season and a fraction as the Knicks' coach, Reed was determined to prove himself as a coach. Reed accepted the position at Creighton, generating controversy in the Bluejay community.

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senior season. The 1990–91 Creighton Bluejays finished as one of the school's all-time best, finishing 24–8. The Jays claimed both the regular season and conference tournament crowns before advancing to the second round of the

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Over an illustrious 37 year coaching career, Sutton compiled an 804–328 record, putting him eighth on the all-time Division I wins list. He became the first coach to lead four schools to the NCAA Tournament, taking Creighton,

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was sought by 350 colleges. Benjamin came from a single-mother home and looked for a father figure, preferably a college coach who had played center. Fortunately for Creighton, coach Willis Reed was a former seven-time

1136:, emerged as a star player, being named a consensus first-team All-American and MVC Player of the Year in both 2012 and 2013. In 2012, Creighton finished second in the Valley during the regular season and won the 860:. Gallagher and Harstad both rank in the top five all-time in both scoring and rebounding for Creighton. Together they won two MVC regular season and conference tournament titles as well as two NCAA and one 1923: 1207: 961:'s brilliance, they shared the league title and won the MVC Tournament while having a nearly identical record as the year before at 23–9. Korver's deadly 3-point shooting forced many teams to employ a 5585:. The "Civic" was the home of the Creighton women's basketball and volleyball teams until 2009, when they moved into the D.J. Sokol Arena at the Ryan Center in 2009. The building is located across 7630: 7533: 6930: 6855: 772:

following the season. A two-time AP All-America center for the Bluejays, Benoit Benjamin would begin a 15-year NBA career in 1985 as the third overall draft pick in the first round by the

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Jays vanquished Florida in the first round. Korver fouled out late in the second overtime and saved the late game heroics for Terrell Taylor, who drained a buzzer-beating three-pointer.

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The post-war era was full of change and mediocrity for the Jays. Future athletic director Julius 'Duce' Belford coached the Jays immediately after the war. Creighton would leave the

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For the 2022-23 season the number was issued to incoming freshman Fredrick King, who requested permission to wear it. Portman gave his consent to see the number on the court again.

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unprecedented attention for his all-around play. He had a successful NBA career and last played for the Milwaukee Bucks in September 2020. As of April 2022, he is a free agent.

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for Creighton in 1994. Altman immediately went to work rejuvenating the program. He struggled at first posting a 7–19 record in his first year. That off-season, Altman signed

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Sutton and Apke's departures upset Creighton officials who yearned to make the program 'big time'. Officials hinted that the new head coach would be a 'big name' hire. Former

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coast-to-coast clashes with the nation's top basketball powers. His teams got NCAA post-season tourney bids in 1962 and 1964, and his players included professionals

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The 2005–06 Creighton men's basketball team entered the season with high hopes that were cut short when star guard Nate Funk went down with injury in a game at

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returned to a conference power, beginning the season 13–0. Led by senior point guard Maurice Watson Jr, the Bluejays moved to 18–1 (their only loss to No. 1

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in 1977 after 29 years of independence. He found instant success winning the 1978 conference regular and conference tournament titles and advancing to the

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World War II would briefly suspend Creighton's basketball program and Hickey would return to coach for one year after the war before moving on to

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taking #5 Missouri to the wire. They would finish tied for second in the conference and bow out of the conference tournament semifinals. Juniors

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came to Creighton after a successful career of eight seasons at St. Ambrose Academy and a year as head freshman and assistant varsity coach at

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Creighton's men's basketball program has produced 36 All-Americans in 94 seasons, beginning with Leonard F. "Jimmy" Lovley in 1923 and 1924.

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On March 22, 2022, McDermott received a "multi-year" contract extension. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. The Bluejays finished the

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following two seasons. In 1959, Athletic Director Duce Belford made it a priority to bring back the once proud Creighton basketball program.

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in the Sweet Sixteen. In 2023, they reached their second Elite Eight Regional Final in program history before losing to eventual runner-up

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for the 2003–04 season. He responded by leading the team in both scoring and assists. The 2003–04 Jays would finish 20–9 and reach the

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79-77. The game was punctuated by a James Farr game winner with 2 seconds remaining. Creighton clinched an automatic berth to the

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after claiming the MVC conference tournament title. The Jays reached the second round following a 62–58 first-round victory over

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where they defeated Rhode Island before losing to Florida. The 2009 Bluejays shared the MVC regular season title and was led by

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in 1969 to coach at Creighton. It was with the Bluejays that he made his first coaching appearance in the NCAA tournament in

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record number of prospects prior to Willis Reed's first season. Reed was unable to sign any of the blue-chips, including

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to the Civic for the first time in seven years in 2010, winning two CIT games when CenturyLink Center Omaha was booked.

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with a 24–12 record. They advanced to the Elite Eight for the second time in school history, and first time since 1941.

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The 2001–02 team was replacing both Ben Walker and Ryan Sears and defending a regular season MVC crown, yet behind

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against the Creighton star. Despite the added attention, Korver scored 20 or more points 10 times. The Creighton-

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Creighton reached the second weekend of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament for the first time in

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for Sutton's services. Arkansas won the battle, announcing Sutton as their new head coach on March 27, 1974.

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took over the program for the 1935–36 season. Hickey was reared in small-town Nebraska and graduated from

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to fill its head coaching vacancy. However, he turned down the offer choosing to remain at Creighton.

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conference championship game throttling them 80–56. The Jays would finish ranked 15th following the

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took over the program after Kearney's graduation. He guided the team into its first conference, the

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Shortly after the end of the 2013 season, Creighton was one of three schools invited to join the

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in a single game. Benjamin recorded three triple-doubles during his college basketball career.

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appearances. Following the 1990–91 season, coach Tony Barone accepted the head coaching job at

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would be Altman's last, finishing 18–16. Dana Altman accepted the head coaching position at

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The 1999–2000 would repeat as MVC conference tournament champions, earning a berth in the

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The Bluejay bandwagon was growing and the Jays consistently sold out the 9,377 capacity

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The 2007–08 team finished the season 22–11, but would lose in the quarterfinals of the

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in the middle and his high powered offense. Hickey would lead the Jays to their first

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was named a first-team all-conference selection and the Big East player of the year.

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From 1961–2003, the Creighton men's basketball team played their home games at the

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and accepted the head coaching job at Creighton following Altman's departure. The

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Numerous former Creighton players are currently playing professionally overseas.

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set the Creighton individual single-game scoring record with 51 points against

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On April 2, 2007, Altman announced that he would become the head coach for the

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would finish as the all-time leading scorer for the Jays, with 2,116 points.

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struggled to a 14–19 record, their worst finish since 1995. In 2016, the

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rounded his collegiate basketball career by leading the team back to the

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Bob Portman’s number 33 will make a return to Creighton men’s basketball

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Creighton has produced 17 NBA players, including 15 who were drafted.

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The sharpshooter torch was passed from Kyle Korver to sophomore guard

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1955–60 before moving into the Civic full-time for the 1960–61 year.

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got his first Division I head coaching job at Creighton. Sutton left

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finished with a 22–7 record, a record for most wins in a season.

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transfer Gregory Echenique in the post. Coach McDermott's son,

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Division-I men's basketball team with a Bluejay as its mascot.

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Creighton University Athletics Bluejay Logo Usage Guidelines

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are the only two players in team history to have recorded a

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fourth in both career scoring average and free throws made.

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Before joining the Big East, Creighton was a member of the

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Home to Creighton men's basketball from 1955 to 2003, the

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In June 2017, Coach McDermott received interest from the

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would have break out seasons. Harstad would win the 1990

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for eight years before moving to Creighton University.

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The Bluejays maintain an intrastate rivalry with the

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finished as runner-up in both the regular season (to

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rival Southern Illinois 67–61 to earn a berth in the

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Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year Award

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List of Creighton Bluejays men's basketball seasons

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Archived from 5913: 5911: 5909: 5907: 5905: 5903: 5901: 5899: 5897: 5895: 5085: 4622: 4349: 1329:Home to Creighton men's basketball since 2003, 1175:by the "Catholic 7", the group of schools that 871: 642:Sutton's career coincided with the apex of the 627:One of college basketball's legendary coaches, 622: 456: 376:in 2013. The Bluejays play their home games at 6789:2014–15 Creighton Men's Basketball Media Guide 6659:"All-BIG EAST Men's Basketball Team Announced" 6611:. Heafey Hoffman Dwoark Cutler. Archived from 6278:"McDermott leaves Iowa St. to coach Creighton" 5966: 4451: 4281: 4077: 3596: 3461: 1210:in the second round, but lost to No. 6-seeded 1183:to form a non-football version of the league. 1160:titles, ending the season 28–7. They defeated 880: 783: 721: 7527: 6849: 6424:"Creighton struggles in loss to Rhode Island" 6303:"New Big East adds Butler, Creighton, Xavier" 6092: 6009: 5799: 5783: 5734:. Missouri History Museum Press. p. 86. 5320: 4417: 3677:List of NCAA men's basketball retired numbers 3191: 1116:finished 23–16 and reached the finals of the 1076:where they would lose in the second round to 1064:. The Bluejays received an invitation to the 858:Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year 6168: 6166: 6164: 5892: 5705:. Missouri Valley Conference. Archived from 5697: 5695: 5433: 1325:Creighton playing at CHI Health Center Omaha 1217:With the departure of Doug McDermott to the 1120:to face their former head coach's new team, 6147:"Number 25: Chad Gallagher and Kyle Korver" 5557:Creighton–Nebraska men's basketball rivalry 3681:Creighton has retired five jersey numbers. 897:native, left his position as head coach at 760:center with the Knicks and a member of the 678: 526: 7534: 7520: 6856: 6842: 6826: 6114: 5956:"Apke Leaving Creighton To Coach Colorado" 2736: 1359: 1316: 6219: 6161: 5987: 5692: 4867: 4748: 3612: 3053: 2752: 1303: 134:Blue, white, and navy blue 6529: 6472: 6017:"Willis Reed Resigns: Things I Can't Do" 5589:from Morrison Stadium in downtown Omaha. 5213: 4984: 4468: 3854: 2720: 1320: 1206:, their highest seeding ever. They beat 249: 5977:"Odd Couple? Creighton and Willis Reed" 5731:100 Greatest Moments in St Louis Sports 3147: 1186:In their first season in the Big East, 840:. Gallagher would finish as runner-up. 368:college basketball. It competes in the 7944: 6583:"Creighton Basketball: Dancin' Granny" 3867: 3111: 2181:(NIT). Their combined record is 9–12. 483:1943 Consensus First Team All American 414:, before losing to eventual runner-up 7515: 6837: 6723:By Joe Nugent at wowt.com, 9 Jun 2022 2622:(CIT). Their combined record is 2–1. 1354: 7957:Basketball teams established in 1916 6559:. Omaha World Herald. Archived from 5727: 5208: 4743: 4480: 3262:1941: Arthur Brownie Jaquay, Forward 1156:won both the MVC regular-season and 885: 263: 256: 224: 217: 185: 7952:Creighton Bluejays men's basketball 6866:Creighton Bluejays men's basketball 6082:"Creighton Looks To Replace Barone" 6001:. February 25, 1985. Archived from 5851:. February 25, 1974. Archived from 4690:(born 1996), basketball player for 3222:1933: Conrad Cornie Collin, Forward 3213:1932: Conrad Cornie Collin, Forward 2787: 1256:. They were able to rebound in the 1096:Greg McDermott years (2010–present) 989:Two-time league Player of the Year 843:Expectation were high entering the 399:The team has 23 appearances in the 358:Creighton Bluejays men's basketball 343:Conference regular season champions 210: 171: 13: 3688:Creighton Bluejays retired numbers 3670: 3471:1932: Maurice Van Ackeren, Forward 3210:1931: Maurice Van Ackeren, Forward 3207:1930: Werner 'Brud' Jensen, Center 3198:1929: Werner 'Brud' Jensen, Center 2840:1931: Maurice Van Ackeren, Forward 2683: 2618:The Bluejays have appeared in one 2522:The Bluejays have appeared in one 1368:. Their combined record is 20–26. 1345: 1334:locally based healthcare provider 1048: 952: 545:John 'Red' McManus era (1960–1969) 519:. Edgar Hickey would go down as a 466:Creighton University School of Law 430:For season-by-season results, see 301:1962, 1964, 1974, 2021, 2023, 2024 14: 7973: 6813: 6473:Anderson, Jake (March 24, 2022). 4722:Israeli Basketball Premier League 4709:Israeli Basketball Premier League 4696:Israeli Basketball Premier League 3091: 2704: 2177:The Bluejays have appeared in 12 1364:The Bluejays have appeared in 24 1294: 877:over three seasons at Creighton. 788:Inheriting Reed's team was fiery 481:heights by the early 1940s, with 438:Arthur Schabinger era (1923–1935) 6530:Borzello, Jeff (March 8, 2024). 4473: Active players 3243:1936: Emil Engelbretson, Forward 3240:1935: Emil Engelbretson, Forward 3231:1934: Emil Engelbretson, Forward 2806: 1088:shortly after the season ended. 997: 572:was the nation's top rebounder. 372:, which it joined following the 262: 255: 248: 241: 223: 216: 209: 202: 184: 177: 170: 163: 51: 31: 7962:1916 establishments in Nebraska 6726: 6714: 6703: 6677: 6651: 6601: 6589:from the original on 2021-12-15 6523: 6493: 6466: 6440: 6416: 6392: 6367: 6343: 6319: 6295: 6270: 6246: 6213: 6188: 6027: 3074:2004: Michael Lindeman, Forward 3071:2003: Michael Lindeman, Forward 2688: 2524:College Basketball Invitational 2179:National Invitation Tournaments 1233:and receiving an invite to the 1118:College Basketball Invitational 933:Ryan Sears & Ben Walker era 695:Apke led Creighton back to the 494:National Invitation Tournaments 374:Big East conference realignment 331:Conference tournament champions 6381:. Associated Press. 2017-03-04 6220:Schonbrun, Zach (2013-03-28). 5815: 5663: 5634: 3585:2010: Kenny Lawson Jr., Center 3187:2024: Ryan Kalkbrenner, Center 3174:2020: Marcus Zegarowski, Guard 3143:2024: Baylor Scheierman, Guard 3140:2023: Ryan Kalkbrenner, Center 3137:2021: Marcus Zegarowski, Guard 3134:2020: Ty-Shon Alexander, Guard 2837:: Werner 'Brud' Jensen, Center 2613: 2517: 2172: 716:National Invitation Tournament 692:finishing with a 20–7 record. 560:finished 21–5 and reached the 1: 5811:. Creighton University. 1969. 5795:. Creighton University. 1964. 5779:. Creighton University. 1960. 5763:. Creighton University. 1962. 5628: 3582:2009: P'Allen Stinnett, Guard 3234:1934: Willard Schmidt, Center 3228:1933: Willard Schmidt, Center 3219:1932: Willard Schmidt, Center 3177:2021: Damien Jefferson, Guard 2802:2014: Doug McDermott, Forward 2620:CollegeInsider.com Tournament 1289: 295:NCAA tournament Sweet Sixteen 27: 16:Men's college basketball team 7646:Defensive Player of the Year 5550: 5086:Career blocked shots leaders 4548:Belgium and the Netherlands 3518:1982: Daryl Stovall, Forward 3501:1979: John C. Johnson, Guard 3305:1981: George Morrow, Forward 2640: 2544: 2474: 2434: 2405: 2376: 2347: 2329: 2311: 2293: 2275: 2257: 2239: 2199: 2123: 2065: 2031: 1985: 1963: 1941: 1907: 1873: 1839: 1817: 1795: 1773: 1739: 1717: 1695: 1661: 1627: 1605: 1583: 1563: 1543: 1501: 1462: 1420: 1389: 1264:as a No. 6 seed and lost to 872:Rick Johnson era (1991–1994) 623:Eddie Sutton era (1970–1974) 457:Eddie Hickey era (1936–1947) 7: 4487: 3702: 3699: 3696: 3598:Big East Player of the Year 3572:2006: Johnny Mathies, Guard 3462:Missouri Valley Second Team 3289:1943: Ralph Langer, Forward 2862:1943: Ralph Langer, Forward 881:Dana Altman era (1995–2010) 784:Tony Barone era (1985–1991) 722:Willis Reed era (1982–1985) 476:Hickey was a master of the 319:NCAA tournament appearances 307:NCAA tournament round of 32 283:NCAA tournament Elite Eight 10: 7978: 7619:Championships & awards 6100:"Number 32: Rodney Buford" 5554: 5321:Career three-point leaders 4731: 4589:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3693: 3674: 3591:2012: Antoine Young, Guard 3588:2011: Antoine Young, Guard 3569:2002: Brody Deren, Forward 3527:1987: Kenny Evans, Forward 3524:1986: Kenny Evans, Forward 3498:1947: Don Knowles, Forward 3492:1942: Ralph Langer, Center 3486:1941: Gene Haldeman, Guard 3407:2004: Brody Deren, Forward 3299:1948: Don Knowles, Forward 3272:1942: Gene Haldeman, Guard 3204:1930: Bart Corcoran, Guard 3201:1929: Fritz Kampf, Forward 3192:Missouri Valley First Team 3131:2018: Marcus Foster, Guard 3098:Missouri Valley Conference 3087:2018: Tyler Clement, Guard 2250:Washington & Jefferson 697:Missouri Valley Conference 533:Missouri Valley Conference 451:Missouri Valley Conference 429: 425: 389:Missouri Valley Conference 7698: 7669: 7618: 7552: 6944: 6918: 6902: 6873: 5568: 5532: 5522: 5514: 5506: 5496: 5486: 5476: 5468: 5458: 5448: 5434:Career free throw leaders 5419: 5411: 5403: 5393: 5385: 5375: 5365: 5355: 5345: 5335: 5308: 5300: 5290: 5282: 5274: 5264: 5256: 5246: 5238: 5228: 5190: 5182: 5174: 5166: 5156: 5148: 5140: 5130: 5120: 5110: 5100: 5073: 5065: 5055: 5047: 5039: 5031: 5023: 5015: 5007: 4999: 4970: 4960: 4950: 4942: 4932: 4922: 4912: 4902: 4892: 4882: 4853: 4843: 4833: 4823: 4813: 4803: 4793: 4783: 4773: 4763: 3686: 3530:1987: Gary Swain, Forward 3521:1984: Vernon Moore, Guard 3483:1940: Vinson Roach, Guard 3468:1929: Lou Trautman, Guard 3322:1985: Vernon Moore, Guard 3225:1933: Arthur Kiely, Guard 3216:1932: Arthur Kiely, Guard 3077:2004: Brody Deren, Center 2960:1985: Vernon Moore, Guard 2849:1933: Arthur Kiely, Guard 2636: 2633: 2630: 2627: 2540: 2537: 2534: 2531: 2195: 2192: 2189: 2186: 1514:Regional Third Place Game 1475:Regional Third Place Game 1433:Regional Third Place Game 1400:Regional Third Place Game 1385: 1382: 1379: 1376: 1373: 1138:MVC Conference tournament 633:College of Southern Idaho 347: 342: 335: 330: 323: 318: 311: 306: 299: 294: 287: 282: 155: 150: 130: 120: 108: 98: 88: 75: 67: 59: 50: 26: 21: 7631:Regular season champions 6035:"Number 30: Bob Harstad" 4716:(born 1996), player for 4703:(born 1997), player for 4529:Hamilton, Massachusetts 3495:1943: Gene Lalley, Guard 3302:1978: Rick Apke, Forward 3249:1938: Dick Shaw, Forward 3246:1937: Dick Shaw, Forward 3065:1978: Rick Apke, Forward 3062:1977: Rick Apke, Forward 2933:1978: Rick Apke, Forward 2930:1977: Rick Apke, Forward 2927:1976: Rick Apke, Forward 2846:: Conrad Collin, Forward 2825:: Leonard 'Jimmy' Lovley 2819:: Leonard 'Jimmy' Lovley 679:Tom Apke era (1975–1981) 527:Post-war era (1948–1959) 447:North Central Conference 7580:Marquette Golden Eagles 6893:CHI Health Center Omaha 6176:. 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White and Blue Review 3566:2001: Ben Walker, Guard 3556:2000: Ben Walker, Guard 3553:2000: Ryan Sears, Guard 3543:1994: Nate King, Center 3540:1993: Matt Petty, Guard 3489:1942: Dick Nolan, Guard 3480:1937: Roman Roh, Center 3477:1937: Don McIver, Guard 3474:1936: Don McIver, Guard 3390:2001: Ryan Sears, Guard 3328:1989: James Farr, Guard 3252:1939: Roman Roh, Center 2963:1989: James Farr, Guard 2738:NABC Player of the Year 1360:NCAA tournament results 1331:CHI Health Center Omaha 1317:CHI Health Center Omaha 378:CHI Health Center Omaha 113:CHI Health Center Omaha 7689:SEC–Big East Challenge 7677:Big East–Big 12 Battle 6887:Omaha Civic Auditorium 6331:whiteandbluereview.com 6174:"Number 10: Nate Funk" 6122:"Number 5: Ryan Sears" 6060:"Great Teams: 1990–91" 5616:On December 16, 1967, 5607:Baseball Hall of Famer 5583:Omaha Civic Auditorium 5574:Creighton is the only 4868:Career rebound leaders 4749:Career scoring leaders 4677:Gaithersburg, Maryland 4545:East Chicago, Indiana 4293:San Francisco Warriors 3614:MVC Player of the Year 3366:1992: Duan Cole, Guard 3325:1988: Rod Mason, Guard 3059:1970: Dennis Bresnahan 3054:Academic All-Americans 2754:Oscar Robertson Trophy 1326: 1310:Omaha Civic Auditorium 1304:Omaha Civic Auditorium 7670:Conference challenges 6557:"Jays' go-to grandma" 5981:The Milwaukee Journal 5878:"Great Teams 1974–75" 5214:Career steals leaders 4985:Career assist leaders 2722:AP Player of the Year 1324: 1273:Ohio State University 1168:in the second round. 550:John J. 'Red' McManus 7656:Freshman of the Year 7651:Most Improved Player 7590:St. John's Red Storm 6738:Basketball Reference 6454:. Omaha World Herald 5845:"The Travelin' Jays" 5823:"What's In A Number" 5563:Nebraska Cornhuskers 4567:Wichita Falls, Texas 4191:Los Angeles Clippers 3148:Big East Second Team 1268:in the first round. 1214:in the Third Round. 1043:2007 NCAA tournament 1016:2005 NCAA tournament 984:2003 NCAA tournament 939:2000 NCAA tournament 919:1999 NCAA tournament 850:1991 NCAA tournament 822:1989 NCAA tournament 774:Los Angeles Clippers 705:1981 NCAA tournament 701:1978 NCAA tournament 690:1975 NCAA tournament 469:basketball teams at 362:Creighton University 63:Creighton University 7683:Gavitt Tipoff Games 7544:Big East Conference 6936:Statistical leaders 6798:on December 7, 2014 6609:"FILIPPI, Mary Ann" 5983:. 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