The Marquette Golden Eagles basketball team plays in the Big East conference.  They joined the Big East in 2005, along with DePaul, Louisville, Cincinnati, and South Florida.  For forty years, the team went by the name Marquette Warriors.  To the chagrin of many fans, the name was changed in 1994.  Still, the Golden Eagles fly high in college basketball. Marquette tickets are always in demand.

Prior to their entry into the Big East, Marquette was part of Conference USA, Great Midwest Conference, and the Midwestern Collegiate Conference.  Marquette has made over 25 postseason appearances in the NCAA Tournament. 

In 1977, Marquette won the NCAA college championship under the guidance of Al McGuire.  His talented teams included players such as Bo Ellis.  Other notable Marquette Warriors from years past are Dwyane Wade, Butch Lee, Earl Tatum, Maurice Lucas, and Doc Rivers. 

The Marquette Golden Eagles play their home basketball games at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, and their campus is just a five-minute drive west.  Currently led by Buzz Williams, Marquette hopes to build upon their winning ways.  Marquette tickets are always a great gift idea.

Other teams in the Big East include Cincinnati, Connecticut, DePaul, Georgetown, Louisville, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Providence, Rutgers, St. John's, Seton Hall, University of South Florida, Syracuse University, Villanova, and West Virginia.  Marquette basketball tickets are available by clicking below.