Halftime: Elon 35, Duke 34
(12/21/16 11:55pm)
GREENSBORO—For the second straight game, Duke is locked in a surprisingly tight game at halftime, but this time it is a fast-paced shootout.
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GREENSBORO—For the second straight game, Duke is locked in a surprisingly tight game at halftime, but this time it is a fast-paced shootout.
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At the second-half under-12 media timeout, Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski voiced his displeasure after the Blue Devils had given up a 7-1 run.
On an afternoon when the Blue Devils honored the living members of their 1942 team that hosted the Rose Bowl, the outcome of the game at Wallace Wade Stadium remained the same nearly 75 years later—a loss.
With the Blue Devils' season about a week from getting started against Marist, The Chronicle's men's basketball beat writers made their predictions for the team's record and what to expect from its star players.