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The 2026‑27 neutral‑site game between Marquette and Missouri marks the first official encounter with real stakes for the Golden Eagles, who are determined to bounce back from a disappointing 2025‑26 campaign.
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’s men’s basketball team opened its summer tour in Vancouver with a dominant 102‑49 win over the Calgary Dinos, showcasing a high‑efficiency offense and a roster that will travel to Whistler for additional exhibition games.
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.
Marquette’s men’s basketball team travels to Langley, British Columbia, to face the University of Calgary on July 29, a game that pits strong three‑point shooting against a team looking to improve its perimeter game, while broadcast details remain unresolved.
Marquette's men's basketball squad embarks on a Canadian leg of its summer schedule, opening against the University of Calgary in Langley Township on July 29.
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.
With the June 15 contact period in effect, Marquette's staff has begun courting a handful of high‑school sophomores who could shape the program's next recruiting class.
The June 15th contact window for Division I men’s basketball coaches is complicated by Twitter outages that have slowed the flow of recruiting news, leaving prospects and staff scrambling for reliable information.
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.
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.
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.
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.
From bench player to starter, Royce Parham’s statistical leap and clutch performances have propelled Marquette in the conference race.
A look at Ben Gold's underwhelming senior year at Marquette, marked by injury, a shooting slump and a season grade of 4.
Freshman guard Adrien Stevens exceeded expectations, emerging as a key starter for Marquette and delivering a standout performance that earned him a KenPom.com MVP award.
A detailed look at how Adrien Stevens, a freshman guard from Potomac, Maryland, transformed from a peripheral role into a key contributor for Marquette, delivering strong offensive numbers and elite defensive impact.
Damarius Owens, a sophomore forward for Marquette University, has turned a challenging start into a season of notable improvement, earning a grade of 6 and becoming a trusted defensive piece under Coach Shaka Smart.