导出博客文章MILWAUKEE -- Natisha Hiedeman hit five 3-pointers and scored 23 points and
Marquette upset No. 18 Arizona State 75-63 on Saturday.Erika Davenport added 14
points and 10 rebounds, Amani Wilborn 13 points, Allazia Blockton 12 and
Danielle King 11.The Golden Eagles (3-0) were 31 of 51 from the floor for 60.8
percent, including a 9 of 12 (75 percent) in the fourth quarter when they led by
as many as 17 points.Robbi Ryan scored 19 points, Sophie Brunner 13 and Quinnn
Dornstauder 10 for the Sun Devils (2-1), who were just 3 of 14 from 3-point
range.A 3-pointer by Ryan got the Sun Devils within a point early in the final
period before Marquette went on a 20-4 run to lead 70-53 with 2:40 remaining.
Hiedeman had eight points in the run.
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game in extra time. Negredo broke the deadlock from close range after a simple
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the next four weeks because of a calf problem. NEW YORK -- The US Open -- and
the 2016 Grand Slam season -- are history.Sure, there are 15 WTA events left on
the calendar and 14 on the mens side, plus the Davis Cup semifinals and final,
but it all feels a little anticlimactic.As a public service, only 127 days
before the first ball at the Australian Open, were going to give you tomorrows
news today.Here are 10 bold predictions for the 2017 season:Rafa wins the French
Open: After taking nine titles in 10 years at Roland Garros, Rafael Nadal has
come up painfully short the past two years. He got to the quarters in 2015, but
withdrew from this years tournament after his second-round match with a wrist
injury. Healthy again, he plows through the field like its 2005. This gives Rafa
10 French Open titles, making him the first (and last?) to hit double digits in
a single Slam. It is an immensely popular victory, akin to Roger Federers
sentimental win at Wimbledon in 2012.A match made in ... Mercurial Australian
Nick Kyrgios, in need of a coach, turns to equally mercurial American John
McEnroe. Madness, fireworks -- and wonder of wonders -- great tennis ensues. Its
such a crazy combination it actually works. But they part ways after Wimbledon,
and McEnroe joins the camp of ... mercurial Frenchman Gael Monfils, another
player he criticized here at the US Open.Serenas over-under: She won the first
three Slams of 2015, but Williams has gone 1-for-5 since. After taking off the
fall Asian swing, the 35-year-old resurfaces in 2017 and plays decently into the
summer. Just as she did this year, Serena wins at Wimbledon -- the only major
she will win -- giving her a stellar eight titles at the All England Club. Jay Z
and Beyonce watch from the Royal Box.Noles over-under: Novak Djokovic, on the
other hand, is still in his prime, even though he turns 30 before the French
Open. He wins in Melbourne (for the seventh time, when the other 127 players in
the draw abruptly withdraw), then takees the title at Wimbledon for his
fourth.dddddddddddd That pushes his Grand Slam singles total to 14, one behind
Nadal -- who had just won the French a few weeks earlier -- and only three
behind Federers all-time total.Halep and Raonic break through: Congratulations
to your first-time Grand Slam winners. Simona Halep, who reached the final of
Roland Garros in 2014, finally locks it down in Paris. Milos Raonic, a finalist
at Wimbledon in 2016, finds a way to win in New York.Federer returns in style:
No, he doesnt actually add to his Grand Slam singles titles, but just seeing
Federer hovering effortlessly around on the worlds greatest courts is deeply
comforting. He gets to the semis at Roland Garros and Wimbledon, but thats as
far as it goes.Vika makes a splash: After giving birth at the end of 2016,
Victoria Azarenka, the 28-year-old mother, steps on the court in Cincinnati,
where she was a champion four years earlier. This sets her up for a euphoric
return to the Grand Slam stage in New York.Delpo stays healthy: Gangly
Argentine?Juan Martin del Potro, survivor of four wrist surgeries, continues to
progress. His confidence increases, and by the French Open, hes hitting those
nasty, two-handed backhands that helped him win the 2009 US Open. Del Potro
makes the final in New York again, but loses to Raonic.Surprise! Sharapovas
back: Speaking of returns, Maria Sharapova gets her two-year sentence reduced
via appeal. After serving one full year, she comes back for the spring clay
campaign and is part of the draw in Paris, the only Slam where she is a two-time
champion.Venus bids farewell: Venus Williams, at the age of 37, dominates the
fall Asian circuit, winning three titles in China, then announces her
retirement. She says shes done as a player, but will immediately begin coaching
... Nick Kyrgios. ' ' '
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