For hours, I would stand in my driveway alone on the cobblestone except for an old, rickety hockey net in front of me, pounding tennis balls into the goal from every angle until my wrists went numb.
Feb. 22 had been circled on every Duke fan’s calendar as soon as the 2013-14 regular season schedule was released.
Against in-conference rival Texas Tech University, Oklahoma State University Basketball’s point guard, Marcus Smart, displayed the fire and intensity that can drive a team to a title.
With less than two weeks until the Opening Ceremonies of the Sochi Winter Olympics, it’s odd that politics still have a stranglehold on the chatter surrounding the 22nd Winter Olympiad.
For Duke basketball, sitting on the edge of the rankings is about the same as teetering over the edge of the Empire State Building—the expectations are high and the room for error very little.
What started off as a fleeting tragedy suddenly had become an irreversible pattern, as America’s favorite game was revealed to have a lethal connection to mental disease.
As we approach the one-year anniversary of Alex Smith being demoted by San Francisco 49ers head coach, Jim Harbaugh, in favor of the upstart, fleet-footed Colin Kaepernick, I believe it is...
We are spoiled here at Duke, and not just by the amenities, the academic opportunities or the status granted us by attending this University.
When I moved into my dorm this past August, the first thing I did was begin setting up my Bay Area sports shrine, in order to pay respects to my hometown and favorite teams.
News headlines over the past week have been strewn with claims that Oklahoma State University must join the ranks as yet another university to go rogue.
