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Manny Harris had 20 points, 11 assists and nine rebounds to lead No. 15 Michigan to an 83-76 overtime win over Creighton in the Old Spice Classic on Thursday at the Disney-ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

Michigan coach John Beilein said he would find out a lot about where the Wolverines are after playing in the eight-team Old Spice Classic.

Marquette used pressure defense and the scoring of Lazar Hayward to remain undefeated.

Lazar Hayward led all scorers with 27 points, as Marquette pulled away late to post a 71-61 win over Xavier in the first round of the Old Spice Classic.

Slowly but surely, these youngish Marquette Golden Eagles are coming together. The latest evidence came Saturday night at the Bradley Center, as a balanced offensive attack combined with some smothering defense resulted in an 87-41 drubbing of the Grambling Tigers.

Although it wasna t as convincing as coach Buzz Williams would have liked, the Marquette mena s basketball won its season-opener 85-62 over the Centenary Gents.

Jones Blue Marquette mena s basketball coach Buzz Williams flaunted his extraordinary recruiting skills once again Wednesday, as the team announced its 2010 recruiting class, ranked No.

MILWAUKEE - Soft-spoken Lazar Hayward has been thrust into the spotlight. If Marquette is going to do anything beyond the putrid projections, Hayward must carry the scoring load for the Golden Eagles, become a vocal leader and teach nine underclassmen who've never logged a significant minute how to win in the formidable Big East.

In his second career start, senior guard David Cubillan filled the boxscore with 12 points, nine assists and four steals.

A year ago, it was unclear exactly where David Cubillan stood with coach Buzz Williams and the Marquette Golden Eagles.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The 2009-'10 Marquette men's basketball season was always expected to be something of a rebuilding season.

If you like what you read here, check out my blog Ballin' is a Habit . Buzz Williams' Marquette squad suffered another setback on Friday as freshman point guard Junior Cadougan ruptured his achilles' tendon in a conditioning drill and will be out for the season.

Marquette has likely lost freshman point guard Junior Cadougan for the season with a torn Achilles.

The wait was long, but worth it. Freshman Junior Cadougan, expected to challenge for the starting point guard position as a freshman this season for the Marquette Golden Eagles, was ruled academically eligible by the NCAA Clearinghouse on Wednesday.

The Al McGuire Center will have a distinctly different vibe coursing through it beginning this weekend.