The Marquette Warriors finished the season 24-9 overall and 10-2 in the Great Midwest Conference. That record was good for first place in the Great Midwest Conference, giving Marquette the first conference championship in school history. Jim McIlvaine's season total of 142 blocked shots has only been surpassed by four teams in school history. As one would expect, the 1993-94 team's total of 198 blocked shots ranks first all-time in school history, as does their total of 580 assists. Tony Miller is primarily responsible for the assist record, as he accounted for 274 of those assists. Marquette also finished the season ranked in both the AP poll (21st) and CNN/USA Today Poll (17th) for the first time in 15 years.

Several Members of the 93-94 team qualified for post-season honors:
Abel Joseph Great Midwest All-Academic Team
Damon Key All-Great Midwest Second Team
Jim McIlvaine Great Midwest Player of the Year
Tony Miller All-Great Midwest Second Team
Kevin O'Neill Ray Meyer Coach of the Year

• East Tennessee State decided the best way to beat the best defensive team in the country was to shoot three pointers. They took a Marquette opponent record 41 treys, but still lost the game on November 27th.
• Memphis set Marquette opponent & Bradley Center team records for three point field goal shooting (88.9% on 8 of 9 shooting) on January 5th, but still managed to find a way to lose to the Warriors.
• Cincinnati set Bradley Center team records for field goals attempted (87) and field goals made (37) in their double overtime victory over Marquette on February 13th.

Head Coach: Kevin O'Neill
Manager: Jordan Wells
Assistant Coach: Maurice (Bo) Ellis
Assistant Coach: Craig McMillan
Assistant Coach: Dan Theiss
Special Assistant: Mark Anglavar
Head Trainer: David Leigh
Team Chaplain: Fr. William Kelly