Marquette defeats St. John’s for the second consecutive year in the BIG EAST Tournament, this time led by Lazar Hayward. Brad Galli reports on how the seniors made the difference in the 57-55 victory, and how Buzz Williams was disappointed in the referee’s assesment of Darius Johnson-Odom’s foul call.

MUTV’s Brad Galli gives you an exclusive look at Marquette’s night at ESPNZone in New York before the BIG EAST Tournament begins. Check out Lazar Hayward and Jimmy Butler’s gaming battle as well as Coach Buzz Williams’ philosophy on fun. Plus: Rob Frozena vs. Maurice Acker in Air Hockey, Joe Fulce vs. Erik Williams, and more!

On Senior Day at the Bradley Center, Marquette couldn’t come through in overtime as Notre Dame defeated them 63-60. Chris Gaulke reports from Milwaukee, where Lazar Hayward moved into 2nd on Marquette’s all-time leading scorer list but fouled out in OT, plus Buzz Williams talks about the upcoming Big East Tournament.

On Al’s Night at the Bradley Center, Marquette punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament, demolishing Louisville, 69-48. Brad Galli reports from Milwaukee, where a very exhausted Buzz Williams was left gushing about his team. Darius Johnson-Odom’s dunk (and Buzz’s reaction to it) was also a hot topic after the game.

Brad Galli reports from the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ where David Cubillan and Lazar Hayward led the Golden Eagles to their third straight overtime victory on the road. Buzz Williams and the seniors talk to Brad about the importance of finishing strong.

Brad Galli reports from Cincinnati, OH where the Golden Eagles’ Lazar Hayward leads a valiant comeback effort to give MU their 6th win in 7 games. Joe Fulce had 13 bench points, and Buzz Williams talks about the Texan’s effort.

Assistant Sports Director Todd Warner catches up with ESPN’s College Basketball Analyst Len Elmore after Marquette loses 58 51 to # 19 Pittsburgh.  They talked about the toughness of Pittsburgh, how Marquette lives and dies by the three and their tourney chances.

Utah Jazz guard and Marquette great Wesley Matthews visited the Bradley Center for the first time since graduating. Brad Galli caught up with the star and Wes told him what he thinks of this year’s team, how he brags to Jazz teammates about Marquette, and what it means to watch Lazar Hayward pass him in all-time scoring.

MUTV’s Assistant Sports Director talked with Fox Sports Senior College Basketbal Writer Jeff Goodman about the Golden Eagles point guard situation, the emergence of Darius Johnson Odom and the improvement of Jimmy Butler from last year.

With Wes Matthews on hand, the Golden Eagles took down the USF Bulls, 63-52 at the Bradley Center. Brad Galli reports on Lazar Hayward passing Matthews on the all-time Marquette scoring list, and what Buzz Williams had to say about Matthews and Hayward.