The Golden Eagles stepped onto the Prudential Center court 15 minutes earlier than their scheduled practice time Thursday afternoon. But the unusual atmosphere only continued as Buzz Williams pushed his players through a rigorous workout, with a closed-door mentality. Brad Galli has more from Newark.
Director of Basketball Operations Bart Lundy breaks down Marquette’s goals against North Carolina with MUTV’s Todd Warner.
Brad Galli found a surprising, but welcoming face at the Buzz Williams Radio Show Monday night. Current Minnesota Timberwolves forward Lazar Hayward decided to spend time during a three-day NBA schedule break to visit his former team as they prepare for the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.
Todd Warner reports from Centercourt as the players react to students, faculty and fans cheering them on as they walk through campus. Marquette is embracing the underdog role once again as they have perennial college basketball powerhouses Kentucky, Ohio State and North Carolina in their region.
Brad Galli and Todd Warner report from Quicken Loans Arena, where Marquette earned its first trip to the Sweet 16 since 2003. Darius Johnson-Odom’s 3-point shot with 25 seconds remaining proved to be the difference. We’ve got EXCLUSIVE interviews, BEHIND THE SCENES locker room footage, and access you won’t get anywhere else.
Interviews: Cadougan|Buycks|Otule|Blue|Fulce|DJO|Butler
If you’ve watched a Marquette game the past few weeks, you’ve seen the team celebrate in unison with a pair of “Three Goggles,” the creation of former Golden Eagle and current NBA guard Wes Matthews. The current crop of Golden Eagles is gaining national attention for their energetic display of unity. Brad Galli has the story from Cleveland.
Todd Warner Reports from Cleveland as Marquette prepares to take on Syracuse in the third round of the NCAA Tournament. The players say the key to beating Syracuse is attacking the zone. This will be a battle just like life was in the Big East this entire year.
Shutting down Xavier’s Tu Holloway was Marquette’s top priority Friday night in Cleveland. They did just that, holding the Muskateers’ leading scorer to just 5 points in an NCAA Tournament victory, 66-55. Brad Galli reports.
Todd Warner reports from Cleveland, where Jimmy Butler, Vander Blue, and the Golden Eagles explain the keys to stopping Xavier, why their early season bouts will aid them Friday night, and what it’s like to be in the NCAA Tournament for the sixth straight season.
In New York City, Brad Galli takes you behind the scenes with the Golden Eagles during the Big East Tournament. He visits with ESPN’s Bill Raftery for his take on Marquette’s strengths–and weaknesses–heading into the NCAA Tournament. Derek Hudgin examines the life of the Marquette basketball parent, and Buzz Williams talks candidly with Brad about his devotion to his players. Plus, Todd Warner reports from Selection Sunday. Jimmy Butler, Darius Johnson-Odom, Joe Fulce, and Junior Cadougan all check in. This is Marquette Basketball Weekly . . . from the Big Apple!
Brad Galli reports from Madison Square Garden, where the Golden Eagles fell victim to Louisville’s potent three-point attack. Buzz Williams and his team remained optimistic, citing they would be one of 37 teams to receive an at-large bid.
Todd Warner reports from Madison Square Garden. Junior Cadougan had a career high 15 points and Darius Johnson-Odom had back to back clutch threes to give Marquette the victory. Buzz Williams yet again didn’t see anyone from the selection committee at the game, keeping his team focused on the task at hand.
Marquette advanced to the second round of the Big East Tournament Tuesday night after leading Providence for the entire game. Brad Galli reports from Madison Square Garden, where Darius Johnson-Odom credited the mental preparation of his team for the victory and Jimmy Butler commented on his 19 point, 10 assist, 9 rebound game. Buzz Williams also points out who was not in attendance – in relation to their NCAA Tournament hopes.
On the eve of the 2011 Big East Tournament, Marquette’s men’s basketball team hit the alleys at New York’s famed Bowlmor Lanes. Brad Galli talks with Buzz Williams, Jimmy Butler, Joe Fulce, Jae Crowder, and Junior Cadougan to discover the team’s mindset going into this week, how bowling brings out the true competitive nature of the team, and how the bright lights of Madison Square Garden affect the new Golden Eagles.
Brad Galli guides you through Senior Night at the Bradley Center, sharing the highlights of Buzz Williams, Jimmy Butler, Joe Fulce, Dwight Buycks, and Rob Frozena’s speeches. ESPN’s Andy Katz stops by to evaluate Marquette’s second half collapses – as well as their Tournament chances. Todd Warner finds out from the underclassmen how the seniors will be remembered. And Brad examines the recent resurgence of the Marquette big man: how Chris Otule, Davante Gardner, and Jae Crowder are giving MU fans reason to believe.
On Marquette’s Senior Night, Jimmy Butler chipped in a career-high 30 points in a losing effort. Cincinnati used 14 second half offensive rebounds to win the pivotal Big East match-up, 67-60. Brad Galli reports.
