Ben Steele is a Senior Editor with a focus on local news in Wisconsin, particularly in Milwaukee. He has written for various publications including the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Marshfield News Herald, Paddy Power Bookmakers, and Yahoo Sports. Ben covers a range of topics including college basketball, NFL tips, and local sports updates.
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By: Ben Steele
Damarius Owens is the highest-rated recruit in head coach Shaka Smart's time at MU, but fans might have to wait a while to watch him.
By: Ben Steele
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Starters 1 Kam Jones (6-5, Sr. G): The crafty scorer takes over as the focal point of the Golden
By: Ben Steele
The Golden Eagles have the look of contenders in the Big East, but what could hold them back this season?
By: Ben Steele
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Marquette men's basketball coach Shaka Smart has been trumpeting Ben Gold's potential and building up the confidence of the multi-skilled big man since the New Zealand native arrived on campus
By: Ben Steele
Marquette men's basketball coach Shaka Smart has been trumpeting Ben Gold's potential and building up the confidence of the multi-skilled big man since the New Zealand native arrived on campus.
By: Ben Steele
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel DALLAS – The relentless NBA schedule doesn't slow down for anyone, even two friends and old teammates just quickly
The seven players that head coach Shaka Smart used at Creighton in March form the majority of this season's rotation.
The Marquette men's basketball team opens the 2024-25 season, the fourth under head coach Shaka Smart, against Stony Brook at 7:30 p.m. on Monday at Fiserv Forum.
By: Ben Steele
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Marquette's Shaka Smart talks about his players' close bonds
By: Ben Steele
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson on the life of Marquette President Mike Lovell
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