Steve Wojciechowski

Former Duke point guard (1994-98) and assistant coach (1999-2014) Steve Wojciechowski joins the N&O’s Steve Wiseman on the ACC Now podcast to discuss Mike Krzyzewski’s legacy, this year’s Blue Devils and Jon Scheyer taking over the leadership of the Duke program after this season following Coach K’s retirement. After seven years as the head coach at Marquette, this was the first season where Wojciechowski did not coach college basketball. With the time, he did coach another team and had an opportunity to visit Cameron for a game.

The Golden Eagles will replace Steve Wojciechowski with Shaka Smart, who will become the first Black head coach in Marquette history.

Marquette has hired Shaka Smart as its next head coach to take over the Golden Eagles' job, the program announced Friday. Smart is a Wisconsin native who has been facing increased scrutiny at Texas for his lack of postseason success. Smart is 109-86 overall at Texas with a 52-56 mark...

Less than a week after Shaka Smart's Texas Longhorns were bounced from the NCAA tournament as a No. 3 seed, Smart is set to be Marquette's next head coach, according to multiple reports. College Hoops Today's Jon Rothstein was the first to report the hiring. Smart spent the past six...

Shaka Smart is out of Texas and back home in Wisconsin. Stadium’s Jeff Goodman broke the news and breaks down what it means for the Golden Eagles of Marquette.

While it may come as a bit of surprise, Steve Wojciechowski has been fired as head coach of Marquette Basketball after a seven-year stint. Wojciechowski was born and raised in Maryland, starring in high school in Baltimore. He played collegiately under Mike Krzyzewski at Duke in the mid-1990’s. Wojciechowski was...

The Marquette Golden Eagles are in the market for a new head coach, with Stadium’s Jeff Goodman reporting the firing of Steve Wojciechowski. A Coach K disciple, Wojciechowski not only played at Duke (1994-98), but after a year playing basketball overseas, he returned to the program and stayed there from 1999-2014. He was promoted to Associate Coach in 2008. He left to take over Marquette’s program after the 2014 season.