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Marquette University
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Established 1881
President Rev. Robert A. Wild, S.J
Athletic Director Steve Cottingham
Enrollment 11,582
City Milwaukee
State Wisconsin
Campus Size 93 acres
Colors Navy & Gold
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Nickname Golden Eagles
Conference Big East
Championships Men's Basketball - 1977
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Marquette University' is a Catholic, Jesuit university, located in Milwaukee, WI. Originally located on the corner of 10th and State streets in downtown Milwaukee, Marquette's campus has expanded to over 80 acres, Founded in 1881, Marquette has graduated over 100,000 students. Some famous alumni include Senator Joseph McCarthy, radio legend Don McNeill, Saturday Night Live star Chris Farley, U.S. Olympian and Congressman Ralph Metcalfe, and former Utah head coach and current Saint Louis Coach Rick Majerus, and Miami heat star Dwayne Wade.

Academics:
Marquette is home to the Wisconsin's only dental school, the Marquette School of Dentistry, and offers a degree in sports law through the National Sports Law Institute and a highly-ranked 6 year doctoral program in physical therapy.

Athletics:

Rivalries:
Cincinnati, DePaul, Louisville, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Wisconsin


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Contents

[edit] Traditions

[edit] Past Logos

[edit] Stadiums

Bradley Center- Basketball
Bradley Center

Al McGuire Center- Basketball, Volleyball
Al McGuire Center

Valley Fields- Soccer

[edit] Football

[edit] Football History

For Marquette Football History See: Marquette Football History

[edit] Basketball

[edit] Coaches

Head Basketball Coach - Buzz Williams
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[edit] Roster


[edit] Basketball History

For Marquette Basketball History See: Marquette Basketball History

[edit] Baseball

[edit] Baseball History

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