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.

Chris Gaulke reports from the Bradley Center as the Panthers end their losing streak in Milwaukee and snap Marquette’s 5 game Big East winning streak. Lazar Hayward and Buzz Williams talk about the lack of paint touches and getting back to “being themselves” Sunday.

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.

Todd Warner chats with ESPN College Basketball Analyst Fran Fraschilla about “how good Darius Johnson-Odom can really be,” Buzz Williams as a Head Coach, and Marquette’s tournament chances. The two talked after Marquette defeated DePaul, February 3, 2010.

Darius Johnson-Odom led the Golden Eagles to a hot start to I-94 rival DePaul and finished with 21 points. Brad Galli reports from the Bradley Center where Marquette gets back to.500 in the BIG EAST, with an 80-69 victory. Lazar Hayward explains how important DJO is to the team, while Buzz Williams explains an old philosophy he learned about how to evaluate his team’s success.

Brad Galli reports from Illinois after DePaul shocks Marquette, 51-50. Buzz Williams and Lazar Hayward weigh in on the play calling, tough losses, and moving forward.

MUTV Assistant Sports Director Todd Warner reports from the Bradley Center after Marquette defeats Providence, 93-63. Maurice Acker and Buzz Williams speak from the podium.

MUTV Assistant Sports Director Todd Warner travelled out to Villanova as the Golden Eagles take on Villanova for the second time in a week. Buzz Williams talked after the game about how the team needs to get defensive stops and the upcoming week of preparation before the team’s next action.

Marquette defeats Grambling State to start the season 3-0. MUTV Assistant Sports Director Chris Gaulke reports from the Bradley center on the tough Golden Eagle defense against the Tigers. Buzz Williams said one specific player will have to do one thing for the Golden Eagles to succeed.

The Golden Eagles moved to 2-0 thanks to Lazar Hayward’s career-high 28 points. Dwight Buycks started at point guard, but there is much more to this Marquette offense than one starting point guard.