Relive four of the greatest moments in Marquette basketball history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

2013 Round of 64 vs Davidson - The Comeback
2003 Midwest Regional Final vs Kentucky - Flash's triple double
2013 Regular season vs St. John's - Winning the title
1977 National Championship vs North Carolina - McGuire goes out on top

These leatherette coasters are laser etched to reveal a vibrant silver foil. - Size: 4" x 4" x 0.15" per coaster - Weight: 0.15lbs (4oz) - Stitched border

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2013 Round of 64
The Comeback
Marquette vs Davidson
59 - 58
21 March, 2013
3 clutch three-pointers quickly diminished Davidson's lead and gave Vander Blue a chance for his second game-winning layup of the year, just weeks after he secured the Big East title for Marquette. He would deliver, clinching the comeback and providing the foundation for Marquette's Elite Eight run.

2003 Midwest Regional Final
Flash's triple double
Marquette vs Kentucky
83 - 69
29 March, 2003
Going up against 1 seeded Kentucky, Marquette ended up dominating the game. Novak and Jackson both played terrific but it was Dwayne Wade's triple-double that led Marquette into the National Semifinals for the first time since winning the tournament in 1977.

2013 Regular season
Winning the title
Marquette vs St. John's
69 - 67
9 March, 2013
Marquette's first and only regular season title of the Big East came in dramatic fashion as Vander Blue was able to give Marquette the winning basketball with only 1 second left in overtime. Blue's antics wouldn't end here as he continued his clutch scoring in the nat'l tournament later that month.

1977 National Championship
McGuire goes out on top
Marquette vs North Carolina
67 - 59
28 March, 1977
Easily the greatest moment in Marquette basketball history. Not only did this game give Marquette their only national championship title, it also marked the end of basketball HoF member, legendary coach Al McGuire. In true folklore fashion, McGurie was able to end his coaching career with the title.