Joe Fulce left the game in the second half with a knee injury, deflating the Golden Eagles’ spirits after their 86-50 victory over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Brad Galli has more from the Bradley Center, where Vander Blue scored a career-high 21 points.
Derek Hudgin recaps Saturday’s matchup at the Bradley Center between Marquette and Longwood. Chris Otule had a career high 19 points. The team out rebounded Longwood by 21, which Coach Buzz Williams emphasized this week in practice.
The Marquette Golden Eagles Women’s Basketball team defeated the Iona Gaels 64-50 on Wednesday night at the Al McGuire Center. Max Hess recaps the game.
Brad Galli and Todd Warner take you inside Marquette’s CBE Classic journey in the “Turkey Tourney Edition” of Marquette Basketball Weekly. Dick Vitale joins Brad for a trip down Memory Lane, recalling stories of Al McGuire. Todd takes a look at the unique relationship between Vander Blue and Duke’s Kyrie Irving, while Brad examines the recent history between Duke and Marquette in Thanksgiving tournaments. FoxSports.com’s Jeff Goodman closes the show with Todd, sharing his insight on the Golden Eagles.
The Golden Eagles were once again led by Senior Jimmy Butler, he contributed 22 points and 6 rebounds. The tandom of Elias Harris and Steven Gray of Gonzaga combined for 39 points and 14 rebounds. Todd Warner recaps the game from the Sprint Center.
Marquette fell behind early in their CBE Classic semifinal to No. 1 Duke, and the Blue Devils rode Mason Plumlee’s 25 point night to an 82-77 win. Brad Galli recaps the action from Kansas City’s Sprint Center, with comments from Buzz Williams and Mike Krzyzewski.
Tess Quinlan recaps Sunday afternoon’s win at the Al McGuire Center. Tatiyana McMorris had 3 of Marquette’s 11 steals in their last game in a 4 game homestand. The Golden Eagles play 4 of their next 5 games on the road and Coach Terri Mitchell remains optimistic.
Marquette was lead by Sophomore center Chris Otule who totaled 15 points and eight rebounds. Marquette now faces it’s toughest challenge of the season, the number one team in country, the Duke Blue Devils. Coach Buzz Williams wasn’t pleased with the teams effort today and knows their is a lot of word to do before they face off Monday night at the CBE Claasic.
Derek Hudgin previews the Women’s Soccer team before they play Flordia St. in Round 3 of the NCAA Tournament. Coach Roeders compares his team to the Seminoles. Natalie Kulla and Rosie Malone-Povolny offer insight into how the team is preparing.
Marquette utilized a well-balanced attack to defeat Green Bay Wednesday night, 89-69. Brad Galli has the story from the Bradley Center, where five Golden Eagles finished in double figures scoring. Jae Crowder led the way with 17 points.
Brad Galli hosts and breaks down Buzz Williams‘ newest recruits, Juan Anderson and Derrick Wilson with Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reporter Todd Rosiak. Todd Warner reports from CenterCourt, home of “The Buzz Williams Show,” on the recruitment of Vander Blue, Jamail Jones, and Reggie Smith. Brad visits with Bradley Center announcer Mike Jakubowski and Danny Pudi of NBC’s Community stops by to share his fondest Marquette memories and his impression of Buzz Williams’ teams.
Sarah Barshop recaps the action from the Al McGuire Center where five Marquette players scored in double digits. Coach Terri Mitchell talked about her team’s unselfishness on the court and about the early impact from freshmen Gabi Minix and Katherine Plouffe.
Marquette escapes from the Bradley Center with a 72-61 victory over Bucknell after trailing by as much as 13. Brad Galli recaps the team’s comeback effort, led by freshmen Davante Gardner and Vander Blue.
Marquette captured its tenth straight regular season opening win, coming away on top of Prairie View A&M, 97-58. Jimmy Butler led all scorers with 18 points, and Jae Crowder continued his consistent play with another strong effort of 11 points and 7 rebounds. Brad Galli with more from the Bradley Center, including the starting lineup’s game of musical chairs.
Brad Galli leads the coverage of “The Los Angeles Episode” of Marquette Basketball Weekly, with interviews with ESPN SportsCenter anchor Neil Everett and producer Stu Mitchell on how Marquette makes it onto their show. Wes Matthews visits with Chris Gaulke and Lazar Hayward chats with Brad. All from LA. This is Marquette Basketball Weekly.
