The Marquette Golden Eagles represent Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s spirit and determination at Marquette University. Since 1916, the Golden Eagles have cultivated a highly respected athletics program competing in the Big East Conference with blue and gold pride. Their legacy is defined by legendary moments including the 1977 NCAA Basketball Championship under coach Al McGuire and a 1974 Final Four that launched the program to national prominence. Recent successes include Dwyane Wade’s 2003 Final Four performance and strong Big East Tournament and regular-season titles. Milwaukee serves as a passionate backdrop for this program, with Olympic gold medalist Ralph Metcalfe and NBA great Doc Rivers among the notable alumni. Fiserv Forum is a fortress where fans, led by mascot Iggy the Golden Eagle, reckon with fierce basketball excitement. The Golden Eagles embody Jesuit values and Milwaukee determination, consistently producing NCAA champions, Olympic athletes, and professional stars. Their legacy continues to soar high, inspiring athletes and fans alike in the City of Champions.