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Despite missing key forward Adrien Stevens, Marquette completed a perfect 3‑0 tour in Canada, highlighted by a 102‑65 win that showcased superior rebounding, shooting efficiency, and depth.
The Golden Eagles closed their Canadian swing with a 102-65 victory over Fraser Valley on August 1, completing a flawless 3-0 run that marks the first annual overseas trip allowed under recent NCAA rule changes.
Marquette University’s men’s basketball team posted a commanding 89-59 victory over Trinity Western University, highlighted by an 80-46 second-half run and standout performances from transfer standouts.
Marquette University’s men’s basketball team opened its Canadian tour with a dominant 102‑49 win over the University of Calgary, highlighting key performances and the potential impact of recent transfers.
Head coach Shaka Smart outlines the culture, roster moves and non‑conference slate that could define Marquette’s push back into the NCAA tournament.
The Golden Eagles are set to embark on a foreign tour of Canada, where the team will play three games while gathering valuable practice time ahead of a pivotal season.
Despite a challenging 2025‑26 campaign, Marquette is banking on Nigel James and new additions to climb back to the top tier of the Big East.
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.
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.
The league's revenue‑sharing model and strategic player moves have positioned the Big East as a top contender in next season's national picture.
Marquette University will host Mississippi State at Fiserv Forum in 2026‑27, travel to Starkville the following year, and embark on a Vancouver trip that includes three games, extra practice and the return of guard Josh Hubbard.
Ten programs aim to rebound in 2026‑27 by leveraging the transfer portal, key transfers and coaching changes are highlighted.
Colton Crowdis, a 6‑4 point guard from Toronto, commits to Marquette after narrowing his choices to St. John’s and Providence, bringing elite 3‑point shooting and playmaking to a team reshaped by departures and new acquisitions.
Colton Crowdis, a 6‑foot‑4 Canadian guard, has pledged to play for Marquette University, bringing four years of eligibility and a post‑graduate background to the program.
Colton Crowdis, a 6‑4 Canadian point guard, has pledged to join Marquette for the fall of 2026, bringing versatility and depth to the program.