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Why was the Sweet 16 not good enough for Buzz?

Buzz Williams surprised a lot of people during Marquette Madness last season proclaiming that the Sweet 16 wasn’t good enough anymore, as seen in the video above. Without further comment, here’s what Buzz had to say about that earlier this summer at the Marquette BBQ. “I thought that our returning players were beginning to think […]

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Steve Taylor hopes to be back to practice by Aug. 25

A month after finishing a rather successful freshman campaign, Steve Taylor went under the knife for an elective surgery to remove a benign growth on his right knee and was given a timetable of three to four months for his recovery time. Almost three months to the day later, Steve Taylor still isn’t back to full […]

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Sandy Cohen’s jump from anonymity to Marquette

At this time a year ago, Sandy Cohen’s dream of playing high-major college basketball at a Division I school was just that. A dream. A Green Bay resident with nary a valuable scholarship offer, UW-Green Bay fans were debating whether Cohen should get a stronger look from coach Brian Wardle. That’s not completely accurate. North […]

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Todd Mayo undergoes knee surgery

Early Wednesday morning Todd Mayo posted the picture above on Instagram leading to a couple inquiries as to what he was doing at the hospital in patient attire. Turns out the rising junior was getting knee surgery to address a meniscus injury, as the Marquette basketball Twitter account announced. #mubb‘s Todd Mayo underwent successful knee […]

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Milwaukee Pro-Am photo gallery

Marquette basketball news has been on the slow end lately. What better way to break that up than by checking out some pictures from the Scion Dental Milwaukee Pro-AM on July 24. A huge thanks go out to Ryan Messier for the great images so be sure to click on them to see them in […]

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Strotman: Buzz building a family at Marquette

For six seasons Marquette coach Buzz Williams has made himself an analogy aficionado, and perhaps the one he has spoken most passionately about occurred at last year’s media day. When asked how Williams was going to replace Big East Player of the Year Jae Crowder and the conference’s second-leading scorer, Darius Johnson-Odom, the one-of-a-kind storyteller went […]

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