MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLESPhotos: Marquette women 58, Rice 54Milwaukee Journal SentinelMarquette's Lauren Van Kleunen, (center) and Allazia Blockton celebrate as Rice's Jasmine Smith walks off the court after the Golden Eagles' come-from-behind, overtime victory over the Owls in the first round of the NCAA women's basketball tournament in College Station, Texas.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Natisha Hiedeman reacts after making a free throw against Rice during closing seconds in overtime.David J. Phillip, Associated PressRice's Erica Ogwumike drives between Marquette's Lauren Van Kleunen (42) and Natisha Hiedeman during the second half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Amani Wilborn (right) knocks the ball from Rice's Erica Ogwumike during the second half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressRice's Erica Ogwumike (right) and Marquette's Altia Anderson scramble for a loose ball during the second half Friday.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette players celebrate their come-from-behind, overtime victory over Rice in the first round of the NCAA women's basketball tournament Friday.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Lauren Van Kleunen shoots over Rice's Nancy Mulkey during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Natisha Hiedeman shoots over Rice's Sydne Wiggins during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Amani Wilborn goes up for a shot as Rice's Erica Ogwumike looks on during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Selena Lott tries to get a shot off against Rice's Nicole Iademarco during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressRice's Erica Ogwumike (left) runs into Marquette's Selena Lott during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressMarquette's Danielle King reaches for a pass as Rice's Alexah Chrisman closes in during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated PressRice's Nancy Mulkey shoots as Marquette's Lauren Van Kleunen tries to block the 6-foot-9 center's shot during the first half.David J. Phillip, Associated Press