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The Golden Eagles have released a 2026 slate that blends early‑season road challenges, a series of home fixtures at Valley Fields and a demanding Big East conference run culminating in the conference tournament in Maryland.
Lee Volker, a former Marquette standout known for her efficiency and 3‑point shooting, has signed a professional contract with Syntainics MBC in Germany's top basketball league, continuing the university's tradition of developing elite talent.
The latest roster reveal highlights historic jersey assignments, from Ian Miletic’s #7 to Colton Crowdis becoming the first to wear #6 in decades, weaving together past legends and future ambitions.
Providence College announced the addition of Tyler Hrubes to its men's basketball support staff, highlighting his background at Furman University and the University of Florida.
An analysis of the Marquette men's basketball squad's 2025‑26 campaign, tracing the trajectory of each 'If' premise introduced at the start of the year and assessing the impact on key players and overall performance.
Missouri’s 2026‑27 schedule replaces home games with neutral‑site contests against elite opponents, aiming to sharpen the team for March.
The university’s latest roster reveals how fresh talent will wear numbers steeped in program history, from retired jerseys to digits that have only ever been sported by a handful of players.
The University of Washington announced the hiring of DeAndre Haynes, a former Marquette assistant and professional player in Europe, to join the Huskies' staff for the 2026‑27 season.
Calum Mallace, a former Marquette men's soccer standout and longtime assistant, has been named associate head coach for the women's soccer team, succeeding Jennifer Wandt.
Marquette announced the hiring of Calum Mallace as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator, highlighting his extensive playing and coaching background.
The university announced the full slate of matches for the 2026 season, highlighting a blend of home and away fixtures that will test the team's depth and set the stage for a potential tournament comeback.
An extensive bibliography of baseball-related dissertations, covering 1908-2024, reveals scholarly work that spans physics, history, music and more.
Coach Nevada Smith has finalized a 12‑player scholarship roster that mixes domestic talent with prospects from five countries, setting the stage for a summer of workouts designed to build trust and a “organized chaos” style of play.
The latest roster update for Marquette’s men’s basketball team highlights notable physical transformations, from Nash Walker’s 15‑pound increase to Royce Parham’s added height, reflecting a focused conditioning effort.
After two productive seasons at Hutchinson Community College, 6‑foot‑11 forward Noelle Anthon has signed with Marquette University, adding a versatile inside‑out presence to the program as it reshapes its roster for the 2026‑27 season.
Steve Golas and Jennifer Wandt join the University of South Florida women's soccer staff, bringing decades of combined collegiate and professional expertise.
Missouri and Kansas will meet on Dec. 6 at the T‑Mobile Center, the last scheduled Border War under the current contract, as both schools outline upcoming non‑conference road trips.
The new committee member brings extensive administrative experience and a track record of strategic initiatives to the governing body of college basketball.
After a wave of departures, Iowa State’s men’s basketball program is reshaping its staff with seasoned defensive minds, aiming to reinforce a culture of pressure and discipline ahead of the upcoming season.
Mike Broeker, vice president and director of athletics at Marquette University, has been appointed to the NCAA’s Men’s Basketball Oversight Committee, filling the vacancy left by Dan Leibovitz, who recently became commissioner of the Atlantic 10 Conference.
Mike Broeker, Marquette University's Vice President and Director of Athletics, has been selected for the NCAA's Men's Basketball Oversight Committee, a role that will shape the future of college basketball governance.
Despite a strong start and a notable showing against UConn, senior guard Chase Ross saw his production dip after a series of injuries, culminating in a modest 3‑star grade for the 2025‑26 campaign.
With eight new players set to join a squad that returns only three rotational athletes, Coach Dan Hurley is balancing veteran loyalty with fresh talent while navigating a schedule that includes marquee matchups against Duke, Kansas and St. John’s.
The University of Connecticut is preparing for a demanding season that includes a revamped roster, high‑profile newcomers and a slate of games against top opponents.