Dwyane Wade with MUTV's Brad Galli

MILWAUKEE — Many Marquette students have returned to campus with stories of good summers, but not too many had a more exciting season than Dwyane Wade. After getting LeBron James and Chris Bosh to join him in Miami, the Marquette star still keeps community work at the core of his stardom.

Wade honored local scholarship winners at MU and the Boys & Girls Club, and MUTV was there.

We shot the open for the new season of “Marquette Basketball Weekly” with Dwyane. The show scored over 21,000 views last year, and the second season will hit MUTVSports.com this fall.

Vander Blue, Marquette’s most highly touted recruit since Doc Rivers, visits MUTV’s Studio 7 to talk with Brad Galli about his new teammates, his fellow recruits, and how he plans to bring MU back to the Final Four. Plus, hear what Vander Blue challenged Buzz Williams to.

Marquette guard Darius Johnson-Odom sat down with MUTV’s Todd Warner to discuss the off-season training and look ahead to 2010-11.

Marquette center Chris Otule sat down with MUTV’s Brad Galli to discuss his tough, injury-plagued freshman and sophomore seasons and look ahead to 2010-11.

MUTV Sports Director Brad Galli sits down with Marquette freshman point guard Junior Cadougan. The two discuss Junior’s first year as a Golden Eagle, his ability to overcome an early season injury, and what it will be like for Junior to play with Vander Blue and Darius Johnson-Odom in 2010-11.

MUTV Assistant Sports Director Todd Warner talks to Joe Fulce of the Marquette basketball team. The Junior forward discusses his now-Senior leadership responsibilities, how he’s “beefing up” to possibly play Center, and shares his best Buzz Williams impression.

Marquette’s bid for a BIG EAST Championship stopped short at the hands of the Georgetown Hoyas Friday night. Brad Galli reports from New York’s Madison Square Garden after the Marquette 80-57 loss. Buzz Williams and Lazar Hayward chime in on “not playing like Marquette.”

Brad Galli catches up with Jay Bilas, a friend of the station, at the 2010 BIG EAST Tournament in New York, NY. Jay shares his thoughts on the precedent Buzz Williams has set at Marquette, how he was surprised Lazar Hayward did not make the All-BIG EAST 1st Team, and the Golden Eagles size disadvantage against the rest of the NCAA.

Todd Warner talks with ESPN analyst Fran Fraschilla in New York after Marquette’s upset victory over Villanova in the BIG EAST Tournament Quarterfinals. The two discussed Darius Johnson-Odom, Buzz Williams and the Golden Eagles’ toughness.

Darius Johnson-Odom had a career-high 24 points in Marquette’s BIG EAST Quarterfinal victory over Villanova. Brad Galli reports from Madison Square Garden where Lazar Hayward explains how the team’s “football practices” contribute to their tenacity.