MU is in good shape now under head coach Shaka Smart. The Golden Eagles have been ranked in the ... "Not only was it great basketball-wise, I had a lot of fun living in Milwaukee. And I cheer for them all the time. I hope they win every game."

MU (17-3, 8-1 Big East) has never lost to the Wildcats (12-9, 5-5 Big East) in eight games under head coach Shaka Smart. The Golden Eagles kept pace with St. John's atop the Big East standings.

After a bounce-back win on the road, 10th-ranked Marquette will be out to re-establish home court dominance in a Big East matchup against Villanova on Friday night in Milwaukee. Marquette (16-3, 7-1 Big East) rolled to a 76-59 victory at Seton Hall on Tuesday, after suffering its first home loss against Xavier, 72-70, on Saturday.

Ben Gold couldn’t go to his family, so his family came to him. The New Zealand native doesn’t make it back home very often, and not at all in the throes of a busy season for the 10th-ranked Marquette men’s basketball team.

Stevie Mitchell matched a career high with 21 points and No. Marquette continued its recent domination of Villanova by beating the Wildcats 87-74 on Friday night. Chase Ross added 18 points and Kam Jones had 16 to help Marquette (17-3,

Xavier's upset of the No. 7 Golden Eagles Saturday was historic on several levels. Here are the numbers behind the Musketeers' big day.

MU is in good shape now under head coach Shaka Smart. The Golden Eagles have been ... I had a lot of fun living in Milwaukee. And I cheer for them all the time. I hope they win every game."

Marquette men's basketball coach Shaka Smart had an answer ready when asked how he can help senior guard Kam Jones break out of his shooting funk in Big East play. "I need to spend some time with ...

Stevie Mitchell scored 10 of his career-high 22 points during a key five-minute stretch in the second half as No. 9 Marquette overcame Kam Jones’ foul trouble to rally past Butler 78-69

Mike Broeker has worked in the Marquette athletic department for over two decades and takes over for the retiring Bill Scholl.

Who knew that Kam Jones picking up his fourth foul on the road with 13 and a half minutes to play would lead to 10 of the most important

They were in the building for #9 Marquette visiting Butler, and that meant that we had someone with eyes on the deflections dry erase board all night long. Why is that important? Because Marquette had 12 deflections at halftime as reported by blackoutsox.