Blue Devils surge past Raiders
Leading 4-2 in the first period, the Colgate Raiders appeared poised for another upset. Thirteen unanswered goals later, Duke is headed to championship weekend for the sixth consecutive season.
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Leading 4-2 in the first period, the Colgate Raiders appeared poised for another upset. Thirteen unanswered goals later, Duke is headed to championship weekend for the sixth consecutive season.
The Blue Devils may be the seeded team in their NCAA tournament quarterfinal matchup against Colgate, but facing one of the nation’s hottest teams can make it feel otherwise.
Christopher “Casey” Shannon’s career as a Duke athlete was meant to end six months ago. Yet Shannon, a firm believer that he would end his career as a Duke athlete on his own terms, gave up his primary sport, football, to play with the Duke lacrosse team—a sport in which he had virtually no experience.
After trailing for most of the first half, Maryland exploded on offense to bury the Blue Devils and knock them out of the ACC tournament.
As the clock struck zero, the Blue Devils stepped off the field having toppled the nation’s top team.
Although it was St. Patrick’s Day weekend, the Big Green did not have the luck of the Irish.
Numbers can only tell so much about a player.
After a victory for the ages in Chapel Hill, it’s back to business for Duke.
Rivalries by definition are two-sided affairs, but on this night Duke and North Carolina had no such relationship.
Wake Forest caught Duke napping in the first few minutes of the game, but the Blue Devils quickly woke up and cruised to a 75-43 victory at Cameron Indoor Stadium.