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Many expected redshirt sophomore forward Jamil Wilson to lockdown a starting spot for the No. 16/16 Marquette Golden Eagles (6-0). With the departure of Jimmy Butler, Wilson fit the same build and mold that Butler had exemplified during his three years as a Golden Eagle. It hasn’t worked out that way thus far for Wilson […]

Editor’s Note: This is the second installment of Warriors Abroad focusing on the goings-on of former Marquette players in their professional basketball careers. I asked most of the players on Twitter what their favorite memory or game was when playing against Wisconsin, and included the tweets from the ones who responded. I also put each […]

One of the questions facing Marquette coach Buzz Williams entering the 2011 season was how a bench made up of three freshmen and three sophomores would provide scoring on the second and third units. That answer has come in the form of freshman guard Todd Mayo. Mayo finished Monday night’s 88-56 win over Jacksonville with […]

By Michael LoCicero No. 16/16 Marquette (6-0) brushed off a sloppy first half to finish the month of November undefeated for the first time in coach Buzz Williams’ four-year tenure with an 88-56 win over Jacksonville Monday night. A 32-9 run gave the Golden Eagles a 62-37 lead with 12:16 left to put the game […]

Follow along in Mike Nelson, Mike LoCicero and Mark Strotman’s live blog from the Bradley Center for tonight’s game against Jacksonville. Click here.

Aaron Durley, a 6-foot-11 inch forward from Houston, re-affirmed his commitment to Marquette University, six days after unconfirmed reports surfaced that he would not attend in the fall of 2012. Jim Hicks of RCS Sports reported last Monday that Durley would attend junior college, falsely claiming that Durley and his parents knew their intentions even […]