MarquetteHoops.com Podcast

Marquette basketball is back, and we're taking an early look at what the Golden Eagles could bring to the table in 2026-27. Dom Winters and John Dodds are joined by Andrei Greska of Paint Touches and Marquette student reporter Tony Everard for an in-depth discussion about the roster, offseason additions, and expectations heading into the new season. The group breaks down the exhibition against Green Bay, the potential impact of Sananda Fru, Josh Clark's development, Colin Porter's addition, and the challenges facing Marquette as it prepares for a competitive nonconference schedule and another Big East campaign. How high should expectations be for this year's Golden Eagles? The panel shares its thoughts and early predictions.

The season-preview conversation continues as we take a deeper dive into what could ultimately determine Marquette's success in 2026-27. Dom Winters, John Dodds, Andrei Greska of Paint Touches, and Tony Everard discuss Marquette's offensive identity, defensive improvements, and the players who could take significant steps forward this season. Who will emerge as Marquette's breakout player? Can Sananda Fru transform the Golden Eagles' offensive attack? And just how good can Nigel James become? The panel shares its MVP selections, bold predictions, and expectations for the upcoming season, including where Marquette could finish in the Big East and its potential to make a run in the NCAA Tournament.

MarquetteHoops.com sits down with 2027 Marquette commit Philipe Ndong. The 6-foot-8 forward from The Newman School in Boston discusses his international upbringing, the influence of his father, and his development as a basketball player. Ndong also takes us through his recruitment, how Cody Hatt and Marquette entered the picture, his relationship with the coaching staff, and what he’s looking forward to most when he arrives in Milwaukee.

http://MarquetteHoops.com sits down with 2027 Marquette commit Marlon Martinez. The 6-foot-5 guard discusses his basketball journey, international experience, and when he realized high-major basketball was within reach. Martinez also takes us through his recruitment, how Marquette entered the picture, his relationship with Shaka Smart and the staff, and why he ultimately chose to become a Golden Eagle.

Episode 11 of the MarquetteHoops.com Podcast is here! John Dodds and Dom Winters break down the latest Marquette basketball news, including the addition of fifth-year transfer Colin Porter from Liberty and what he brings to the Golden Eagles roster.

The guys also discuss Marquette’s first 2027 commitment, Marlon Martinez, and what his commitment means for the future of the program. Plus, they recap Marquette’s foreign trip to Canada and discuss the continued improvement and development of players heading into the upcoming season.

On this episode of the Marquette Hoops Podcast, we’re joined by Marquette analytics writer and season ticket holder Jim Meier to break down the numbers behind last season, discuss the value of KenPom, and share what the analytics say about the Golden Eagles heading into the upcoming season.

John Dodds and Dom Winters recap Marquette’s open practice weekend. The guys share their biggest takeaways from Friday and Saturday, discuss which players stood out, break down potential lineup combinations, and answer mailbag questions.

Marquette Hoops sat down with former Golden Eagles senior guard Sean Jones for an in-depth conversation reflecting on his journey through Marquette basketball. Hosted by John Dodds and Dom Winters, the interview dives into Sean’s path to Milwaukee, including his recruitment process and what ultimately led him to choose Marquette.

Sean delivers a heartfelt message to Marquette fans as he officially begins the next chapter of his career, transferring to Toledo.

John Dodds and Dom Winters interview former Marquette player and TBT coach Joe Chapman. We take a deep dive into what transfer Nolan Minessale will bring to Marquette’s team next year. Joe has spent over a decade coaching and observing Minessale He had his Joe Chapman basketball school.

We open the episode with Sheek Pearson’s transfer portal decision before diving into Marquette’s latest additions—Fru, and Nolan Minessale. We break down how each player fits and what their impact could look like for next season’s Marquette basketball team.

This episode we’re joined by Andrei Greska from PaintTouches to break down everything surrounding the season and what’s next for Marquette.

We dive into Final Four predictions, how Marquette’s lineups evolved throughout the year, and whether the biggest changes came down to scheme or personnel. We also take a hard look at the roster — what skillsets were missing, what needs to be prioritized in the portal, and how departures could shape the future.

On top of that, we talk about the growth within the program — how this season RGV was tested.

In memory of Bob Harlan, John is reposting a 3 part interview originally aired on ESPN Milwaukee in 2023.

Episode 3: Bob Harlan looks back fondly at living in Milwaukee and difficult decision moving home games to Lambeau ‘95.

In memory of Bob Harlan, John is reposting a 3 part interview originally aired on ESPN Milwaukee in 2023.

Episode 2: Bob Harlan, on becoming SID at MU in 1960 and remembers Marquette hiring Al McGuire in 1964.

In memory of Bob Harlan, John is reposting a 3 part interview originally aired on ESPN Milwaukee in 2023.

Episode 1: John Dodds asks Iowa native Bob Harlan about decision to attend Marquette University in 1954, his memories covering the great players & teams as student reporter.

Episode 2: Bob Harlan, on becoming SID at MU in 1960, remembers Marquette hiring Al McGuire in 1964.

Episode 3: Bob Harlan looks back fondly at living in Milwaukee and difficult decision moving home games to Lambeau ‘95.

We talked about Marquette’s win over UConn, the tough first round exit in the Big East Tournament vs Xavier, and what it means for the future of the program. We also discussed Nigel James announcing he’s returning to Marquette and how that decision could impact the team going forward.

Join John and Dom as they celebrate Marquette’s first Road win beating Georgetown 76 to 60 without Royce Parham.

We recap Marquette’s close loss to St. John’s, breaking down the key stretches that decided the game and where things slipped late. Nigel James continues this incredible freshman season.

We also talk about Sean Jones’ injury and what it means for the rotation and backcourt moving forward.

To wrap it up, we discuss Shaka Smart’s postgame comments about the transfer portal and what they say about the direction of the program.

The inaugural episode. John Dodds and Dom Winters introduce themselves and talk all things Marquette basketball.