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look Golden Eagles pass first test
In his second career start, senior guard David Cubillan filled the boxscore with 12 points, nine assists and four steals.
Success hasn't gone to Hayward's head
Lazar Hayward, who averaged 16.3 points and 8.6 rebounds as a junior, will be Marquettea s unquestioned leader this year.
Hayward scores 24 as MU defeats MSOE, 106-47
Nearly 14,000 were in attendance at the Bradley Center as MU unofficially kicked off its 2009-10 season against MSOE Saturday afternoon in the Golden Eagles' lone exhibition game.
Marquette 106, MSOE 47: Cubillan states case for point guard job
A year ago, it was unclear exactly where David Cubillan stood with coach Buzz Williams and the Marquette Golden Eagles.
Mena s basketball dominates MSOE
The Marquette mena s basketball team handled the MSOE Raiders as a superior team should, running away with the 106-47 victory in the teama s first and only exhibition game Saturday at the Bradley Center.
Eric vs. Erik: Mena s basketball debate
Welcome to the second round of Eric vs. Erik. Today, your favorite columnists are locked in an epic debate over the men's basketball team.
Road to The Final Four: Top Two-Guards And Wings In The Nation
There has been an extraordinary amount of turnover in college basketball during the offseason.
MU blog: So far, so good according to Williams
Oct. 23, 2009 2:07 p.m. One week into practice and it's so far, so good, as far as coach Buzz Williams is concerned with regard to his youngish Golden Eagles.
Hayward all-Big East; MU picked 12th
If we can break away from the Vander Blue talk for a minute, it's Big East media day at Madison Square Garden in New York, which means the coaches' picks for all-league and team projections are out.
Hunt: 'Old 32' gets to lead kids at MU
For anyone needing a Butch Cassidy/Sundance Kid who-are-these-guys kind of fix, the Al McGuire Center was the place to be Wednesday.
Fulce highlights 2009 Marquette Madness
For the MU faithful, Friday's Marquette Madness certainly did not disappoint. The doors of the Al McGuire Center opened at 5:00pm and a sea of Blue and Gold quickly filled the 4,000-seat arena.
Marquette upbeat despite turbulent offseason
Georgetown expects to challenge for the Big East title. And it's obvious with the turnover of rosters that Pitt and Louisville should drop out of the top two slots from a year ago to make room for a contender that finished in the bottom six last season.
The Moment Marquette Has Been Waiting For
I am not exactly talking about Marquette Madness Friday night. Sure the slam dunk contest will be fun to watch and it will be neat to see all the new players scrimmage.
Marquette's fresh faces prove tough task for Buzz
Highly touted freshman Jeronne Maymon made it only a few minutes into his first collegiate workout before drawing Marquette coach Buzz Williams' ire.
SCHMIDT: No Cadougan? No problem
Here are the facts: The chances stud recruit Junior Cadougan plays this year are slimmer than Paris Hilton on a diet.
SCHMIDT: Marquettea s poster boy
His name is Dwyane Tyrone Wade, first name spelled with the "y" before the "a" because he can do whatever he wants.
Golden Eagles will be tested early in Big East
A young and inexperienced Marquette Golden Eagles team had better do plenty of growing up early this season.
Liam McMorrow's brief career as a Maquette basketball player is over. The sophomore has been sidelined due to undisclosed medical issues, though he will remain in school and get his bachelor's degree.
Marquette Strategy and Personnel
Jimmy Butler came in as a junior college transfer with a reputation as a scorer, but spent his sophomore year coming off the bench, playing defense, rebounding and picking up scattered points here and there within the framework of the offense.
Marquette rebuilding with anonymous group
It's a strange, almost eerie feeling, to walk into the Marquette gym sans the sight of Jerel McNeal, Dominic James and Wesley Matthews.
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