The Marquette men's basketball team rallied for a win over UCLA to open up their stint in the loaded Maui Invitational late Monday, and they've had a pretty great super fan along for the ride.

Dwyane Wade, the Pro Basketball Hall of Famer who, of course, led Marquette to the Final Four in 2003, has been taking in the Maui vibes in Honolulu. That includes sitting courtside next to MU president Mike Lovell, in perfect position for a mid-game high-five with Golden Eagles guard Kam Jones.

He also posted images to his Instagram feed of a round of golf with former Marquette teammates Travis Diener and Steve Novak.

"The environment is great around the team," Wade said in a postgame interview with Andy Katz. "Obviously, right now, they're top five (ranked in the nation). There's a lot of pressure that comes with that. This is the time of year where you need to see kind of what you're made of. … If you're going to actually reach your goal, you need these trials and tribulations early on."

"Games like this (against UCLA), where Kam is struggling, this is where your leadership really steps up, because it's not about the shots you're making, it's about the other things you can do on the floor. It's important to see your two best players win you games even when they're not playing great."

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Marquette gets its biggest trial to date with a battle against No. 1 Kansas on Tuesday. Wade's 2003 team faced off with Kansas in the national semifinal.

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Dwyane Wade appears to be having a great time with Marquette in Hawaii