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With 9:30 remaining in the men's basketball team's 82-60 victory over Xavier of Ohio, senior All-American Grant Hill served notice to the Musketeers exactly who was paying the rent on Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday night.
Contrary to the prevailing sentiment among Duke fans, players and head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, Bobby Hurley was not sent down from heaven. The 6-0 point guard, currently of the NBA's Sacramento Kings, was from New Jersey.
Head coach Barry Wilson will spend this week looking for diamonds in the predominantly rough terrain of his 1-3 football team.
Includes ACC football standings chart
Trajan Langdon, a 6-4 guard from Anchorage East High School in Alaska, will verbally commit today to become a member of the men's basketball team in 1994.
In my lifetime, I have had the honor of meeting three of the world's greatest sports figures -- the late Thurman Munson, a World Series MVP; Michael Jordan, history's greatest basketball player; and Bobby Poss.
After repeated break-ins to his Durham restaurant, Edward DeVito got that sneaking suspicion that he had not really left the crime of his former home.
On the heels of a game in which the field was as interesting as the events played out upon it -- the football team's 45-7 drubbing at the hands of the No. 1 Florida State Seminoles -- head coach Barry Wilson once again had to play meteorologist at his weekly press conference Monday.
In 1938, head football coach Wallace Wade guided the Duke football team through an undefeated regular season. The "Iron Dukes" did not give up a single point until the 1939 Rose Bowl -- a 7-3 loss to Southern California.
It was only fitting that the last Bulls game in the Durham Athletic Park would be a rain-out. At one point in the 1988 movie "Bull Durham"-which made the DAP an American sports icon-Kevin Costner's character, Crash Davis, and his fellow minor leaguers really need a day off. So in the Boston Braves tradition of "Spahn and Sain and pray for rain," Davis and company sneak into the stadium on a road trip and turn on the sprinkler system, ruining the field and achieving their desired end.
"USA, USA." Often, into the wee hours of the morning of February 23, 1980 in the tiny Adirondack hamlet of Lake Placid, N.Y., you could hear that historic chant.
Competitive runners amaze the people who watch them. Few spectators can understand what motivates these athletes to stride faster and farther than they did the day before.
The Orange County (Ca.) Volleyball Club's 18-and-under team gathered in the back of the bus, forfeiting the front to the Korean Junior National Team.
The football team has elected to receive, and fifth-year senior Leroy Gallman sets up at the goaline to prepare to return the kick-off.
Freshman Peter Ayers got set in the ad court to deliver a thunderous serve. He and his partner, fellow freshman Rob Chess, were struggling to rally back to win their doubles match against the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday afternoon at the Duke Tennis Stadium. Winning at least two of the three doubles matches -- which are played before the singles matches this year as part of a new format -- would have give Duke a 1-0 cushion going into singles play.
