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- | No. 13 Duke beats No. 11 Marquette 77-73 to win record fourth Maui Invitational title | + | |
- | By JIM O' | + | ===== Hightower Beats Marquette ===== |
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- | LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) It took Kyle Singler five games to place himself on an elite list of Duke basketball players. | + | |
The freshman forward scored 25 points, including the clinching free throws with 13 seconds to play, and fought off a leg injury to lead the 13th-ranked Blue Devils to a 77-73 victory over No. 11 Marquette on Wednesday night and claim their fourth EA Sports Maui Invitational championship. | The freshman forward scored 25 points, including the clinching free throws with 13 seconds to play, and fought off a leg injury to lead the 13th-ranked Blue Devils to a 77-73 victory over No. 11 Marquette on Wednesday night and claim their fourth EA Sports Maui Invitational championship. | ||
- | Duke (5-0) won the title here in 1992, 1997 and 2001. The Blue Devils' | + | [[Duke]] (5-0) won the title here in 1992, 1997 and 2001. The Blue Devils' |
No other school has won more than two championships in the 24 years of this event. | No other school has won more than two championships in the 24 years of this event. | ||
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"We look at it as a mini-Cameron, | "We look at it as a mini-Cameron, | ||
- | Lazar Hayward had 14 points for the Golden Eagles (4-1), who were making their first appearance in the tournament. | + | [[Lazar Hayward]] had 14 points for the Golden Eagles (4-1), who were making their first appearance in the tournament. |
- | Marquette beat Duke 73-62 in the championship game of the CBE Classic in Kansas City, Mo., exactly a year ago. It was the Golden Eagles' | + | Marquette beat [[Duke]] 73-62 in the championship game of the [[CBE Classic]] in Kansas City, Mo., exactly a year ago. It was the Golden Eagles' |
"This was special for this team. It was a chance for us to be a champion," | "This was special for this team. It was a chance for us to be a champion," | ||
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Duke took a 67-61 lead with 6:03 to go on a low move by Lance Thomas off a pass from Singler, his only assist of the game. | Duke took a 67-61 lead with 6:03 to go on a low move by Lance Thomas off a pass from Singler, his only assist of the game. | ||
- | The lead was six one more time, before Maurice Acker hit a 3 for the Golden Eagles and Ousmane Barro made one of two free throws to get Marquette within 69-67 with 4:42 left. | + | The lead was six one more time, before Maurice Acker hit a 3 for the Golden Eagles and [[Ousmane Barro]] made one of two free throws to get Marquette within 69-67 with 4:42 left. |
The Golden Eagles were within 75-73 with 33 seconds left on a layup by Jerel McNeal. | The Golden Eagles were within 75-73 with 33 seconds left on a layup by Jerel McNeal. | ||
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Marquette fought off foul trouble in the second half and the Golden Eagles were called for 27 fouls, nine more than Duke. | Marquette fought off foul trouble in the second half and the Golden Eagles were called for 27 fouls, nine more than Duke. | ||
- | "Even though we didn't get what our goal was, it was a fantastic experience for our team," Marquette coach Tom Crean said. "Both teams brought out the toughness in each other. Tonight, their strengths were a little too good for us: their driving, they got too many free throws and the rebounding. We will come out of here with a much broader and greater perspective of what we are as a basketball team." | + | "Even though we didn't get what our goal was, it was a fantastic experience for our team," Marquette coach [[Tom Crean]] said. "Both teams brought out the toughness in each other. Tonight, their strengths were a little too good for us: their driving, they got too many free throws and the rebounding. We will come out of here with a much broader and greater perspective of what we are as a basketball team." |
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"In the first half I kind of had it going but it was nothing they did," James said. "A lot of the missed shots were layups, shots I usually make. Unfortunately I didn't in the seocnd half." | "In the first half I kind of had it going but it was nothing they did," James said. "A lot of the missed shots were layups, shots I usually make. Unfortunately I didn't in the seocnd half." | ||
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James hit a scoop shot on a drive with seven seconds left to bring Marquette within 43-36 at halftime. | James hit a scoop shot on a drive with seven seconds left to bring Marquette within 43-36 at halftime. | ||
- | ====== Box Score ====== | + | ===== Box Score ===== |
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Official Basketball Box Score -- GAME TOTALS -- FINAL STATISTICS | Official Basketball Box Score -- GAME TOTALS -- FINAL STATISTICS | ||
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Largest lead-MU by 4 1st-11:45, DUKE by 9 1st-02:17. | Largest lead-MU by 4 1st-11:45, DUKE by 9 1st-02:17. | ||
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- | ====== Game Log ====== | + | ===== Play-By-Play |
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TIME SCORE TEAM PLAY | TIME SCORE TEAM PLAY |