Marquette Tickets & 2024-25 Game Schedule

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Marquette 2024-25 Schedule

Marquette will start the season on November 4, against Stony Brook. Their last scheduled regular-season game could be during the first round of the Big East Tournament on March 12, 2025. The entire schedule is listed below.

• Stony Brook - November 4 - Fiserv Forum
• George Mason - November 8 - Al McGuire Center
• Central Michigan - November 11 - Fiserv Forum
• Maryland - Novmeber 15 @ College Park
• Purdue - November 19 - Fiserv Forum
• Georgia - November 23 - Nassau, Bahamas
• Stonehill - November 27 - Fiserv Forum
• Western Carolina - November 20 - Western Carolina
• Iowa State - December 4 - Ames, IA
• Wisconsin - December 7 - Fiserv Forum
• Dayton - December 14 - Dayton, OH
• Big East Tournament - March 12 through 15, 2025

Marquette Makes it to NCAA Tournament in 2024 

Marquette has made it to the NCAA Tournament for 2023-24. The first round was played at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on March 22, where they took on 15th-ranked Western Kentucky. Marquette came into the NCAA tournament ranked #2.  Powerhouse teams in the same bracket included Kentucky and Texas Tech. 

Marquette 2022-23 Season Review

The Golden Eagles had a great season, going 29-7 overall. Their home record was 16-1. Their regular season record was good enough to give the team a bye when going into the Big East tournament. In the Big East tournament, the team took on eighth-ranked St. John's after the bye. The Golden Eagles won that first game, 72-70. Next up, they faced Uconn. It was another close game, but the Golden Eagles came out on top. Final score, 70-68. In their Big East tournament win, #2 ranked Xavier struggled against the overwhelming defensive plan that Marquette executed. Marquette won easily, 65-51. 

In the NCAA College Tournament, Marquette came out hot, overtaking Vermont 78-61. In the second round, they took on Michigan State. That is where the great run came to an end. Michigan State defeated Marquette 69-60.   

Marquette Golden Eagles Men's Basketball History

Founded in 1916 under head coach Ralph Risch, the Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball team managed to find success in their first season. Risch, who only led the team in its inaugural year, managed the "Warriors" to eight wins and just three losses in their first season. Marquette coach John Ryan took over leadership of the team starting in 1917, earning a 13-9 record over three seasons. Former University of Wisconsin-Madison center Bill Chandler took the reins of the team in 1930, hoping to resurrect its dominance of the early 1920s under Frank Murray, who helped the team post an a-then club-best record of 19-2 in the 1922 season. Starting in 1925, Marquette would have just one winning season in the next six years.

Chandler would become the longest-serving head coach in Marquette sports history, with a tenure lasting 20 years. He also became the basketball team's most successful coach during that time, earning 193 wins through the 1950 season. Following his dismissal, Chandler was involved in expanding the NCAA Tournament to allow more teams to qualify. Head coach Jack Nagle would lead Marquette to their first tournament berth in 1955, where they would defeat Miami-OH and Kentucky before losing to Iowa in the elite eight.

Al McGuire & the 1977 Championship for Marquette

Following the impressive six-year tenure of head coach Eddie Hickey, who compiled five consecutive winning seasons through the late 1950s and early 1960s, former Belmont Abbey College coach Al McGuire was hired to fill the vacant spot at Marquette. McGuire was a past St. John's University graduate, where he coached their basketball team, before playing with the New York Knicks and Baltimore Bullets in the NBA. While at Belmont, McGuire posted five straight seasons where the team won at least fifteen games, including a pair of twenty-win seasons and five tournament appearances.

Starting at Marquette in 1964, McGuire would recover from a poor first season and lackluster second with eleven consecutive twenty-win seasons. By 1972, in just his eighth season with the team, McGuire overtook Chandler as Marquette's all-time most successful coach, and by the end of his tenure, McGuire would record an astounding 295 wins and just 80 losses. In 1977, his final year as head coach, McGuire led the Golden Eagles through a twenty-five-win campaign to their first-ever final four tournament appearance. Paired with the University of North Carolina – Charlotte for a chance at the championship game against North Carolina, a controversial last-second shot by Jerome Whitehead put Marquette into the finals. Almost forty years later, that shot is still considered the most important in Warriors/Golden Eagles history, as well as the most debated. In a low-scoring affair against North Carolina, Marquette would claim its only NCAA title to date, with point guard Butch Lee named the Most Outstanding Player of the Tournament.

In total, Marquette has reached the NCAA Tournament thirty-one times since 1955. In 1974 they lost to North Carolina State in the championship game (their only appearance other than 1977,) in the finals.

Marquette Rebuilds Their Program Once Again

Just a couple of years ago this Marquette program was on the rise. In 2013 they reached the “Elite Eight,” losing to Syracuse 55-39. They returned the next season with a deep and experienced roster and a loaded recruiting class. They began the season ranked in the top 15 of every poll out there and had big aspirations. Some thought that they would be “cutting down the nets” in April, at the end of the NCAA Tournament. How quickly things can change.

They began the 2013-2014 season slowly. Marquette finished the year 17-15 and made changes in the middle of the season. The Athletic Director resigned mid-season and the program finally hit rock bottom when Buzz Williams, Tom Crean's handpicked successor, left to take the job at Virginia Tech. Marquette replaced Buzz Williams with longtime Duke assistant Steve Wojciechowski. The 2014-2015 season was even worse, as the Golden Eagles finished at a pretty miserable 13-19.

The Golden Eagles started their 2015 season losing two of three games. In game four, Marquette was facing a top-ranked LSU team. Marquette defeated LSU 81-80, in a stunning upset. From there, Marquette went on to win their next eight games. Seaton Hall handed the team their second-worst loss that season. The team then lost to Georgetown but took down eighth-ranked Providence by blocking a last-second shot.