Welcome everyone to MUTVSports.com. If you’ve visited the site before, we welcome you back to the site that gives you an all-access pass to every Marquette University sport. We’ll continually have interviews with athletes, coaches, writers, and so many more people you want to hear from.

Below are two videos from the team we cover most in-depth, the Men’s Basketball team. The videos come from the Golden Eagles’ All-Access Media Day, and they highlight the New Faces of Marquette Basketball and the day in general. Click here for our YouTube page, which has all of our online videos. Enjoy the videos and again, we look forward to you joining us for a great year at MUTVSports. Sincerely, MUTVSports Director Brad Galli.

The Marquette women’s soccer team opened their five-game homestand with a 0-0 double overtime tie against Pittsburgh Sunday, 9/27 at Valley Fields. MUTV Sports reporter Donnie Dwyer spoke with keeper Natalie Kulla after the match.

Marquette invited acclaimed sports journalist Christine Brennan to campus as part of the year-long celebration of 100 Years of Women at the University. MUTV Sports Director Brad Galli talked with Brennan about the key breakthrough moment in her career and what young journalists need to do to succeed in the field.

Calum Mallace scored with just 6 seconds left in double overtime to lead Marquette over Cincinnati, Friday, Sept. 25 at Valley Fields. MUTV Sports reporter Donnie Dwyer spoke with Mallace after the thrilling match.

MUTV Assistant Sports Director Todd Warner checks in with Marquette Volleyball coach Bond Shymansky for “The Golden Eagle Sports Report.” Coach talks about the newcomers, reviews the team’s great start, and discusses the feeling of coaching in the BIG EAST.

Marquette captured its first BIG EAST win of the season Thursday night, thanks to Kerry McBride’s goal in the 89th minute. MUTV Sports reporter Kari Kaelin talked with the hero after the match.

MILWAUKEE — Early Friday morning, the Marquette Athletic program announced Freshman Junior Cadougan suffered an injury to his achilles on Thursday and will miss significant playing time. An injury of this severity will likely sideline Cadougan for the season.

According to gomarquette.com, “Cadougan will undergo surgery on his right foot in the coming days and will immediately begin the 4-to-6 month rehabilitation process.”

Coach Williams was quoted on the site, saying, “We all know injuries are a part of sports. As a program, we are all hurt and disappointed for Junior. He will receive the absolute best care possible prior to, during, and after his surgery. Even though he will not be in uniform this year, he will still be a valuable member of our team this season.”

Cadougan was expected to compete for the starting point guard position. This unfortunate situation adds to a continuing stretch of changes to the starting lineup fans are projecting. Maurice Acker is back, and will most likely suit up at the “1,” but to most fans, the spot seemed like Cadougan’s to lose.

Tune in to MUTVSports’ new show, Marquette Basketball Weekly, this Thursday for more. You can find the full show on Thursday on mutv.mu.edu and clips on MUTVsports.com

The Golden Eagles continued to roll on Saturday, winning their second straight weekend tournament. Marquette upended cross-town rival UWM by a count of 3-1. MUTV Assistant Sports Director Todd Warner spoke with Coach Shymansky about the team’s confident mentality and Becka Gonyo about setting her career block record.

The Golden Eagles had a tough outing to open the Marquette Invitational Friday night at Valley Fields. The men lost to Buffalo, 3-0, and Calum Mallace told me the Golden Eagles need to start capitalizing on their chances.
In the 30th minute, freshman Anthony Selvaggi sustained a nasty head injury, but returned to the pitch in the second half. I spoke to him after the game and he walked us through the play.

This team is for real, folks. Marquette stunned MAC powerhouse Western Michigan on Friday, storming back from a tough 2-1 set deficit and winning the opening match of the Panther Invitational. Setter Nikki Klingsborn’s 62 assists set a new career mark and Coach Shymansky thinks she’s comparible to a certain NFL legend.