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If you're even reading this column, you're probably a sports fan. I'd bet you've been to the Duke Soccer Stadium once or twice, and I'm sure you've sat on the hill at Jack Coombs Field to catch a few innings of baseball on a Sunday afternoon. Without question, you're among those dubbed the Cameron Crazies. And, if you aren't yet, you'll soon also be a Wade Wacko.
CHAPEL HILL--Despite the Carolina blue final score of 99-86, it was a close game. Few were even the least bit shocked that Duke, stuck at the way bottom of the Atlantic Coast Conference standings, provided a good scare for the Tar Heels. And even fewer so much as raised an eyebrow when UNC took over, and the Blue Devils bowed out late in the second half.
RALEIGH--Play it again, Sam. And again. And again. And again.
Over the last four years, the women's basketball team has come a long way.
Duke-Carolina is almost always a great basketball game. This one, however, was a classic.
Everyone knows that it's freezing cold in Alaska. But based on Anchorage-native Trajan Langdon's ability to scorch the nets for the men's basketball team, he probably has little trouble staying warm.
This campus lives and breathes Duke basketball. Over the course of the last decade, virtually every member of this community (the so-called sixth man) has enjoyed being a part of the unbelievably-winning ways of the men's program. I even know juniors who actually ruled out spending time abroad because spring semester is for basketball.
It looked like the slump was over. The men's basketball team was well on the way to winning its first Atlantic Coast Conference game of the year. But then came the second half.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Only one Duke basketball team got off to a quick Atlantic Coast Conference start by winning its first three league contests.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Senior Grant Hill is talented enough to be a one-man show. But a one-man show doesn't usually win basketball games.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- No, it's not 1977, and Al McGuire is no longer the men's head basketball coach at Marquette.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- With eight of the 16 Southeast Regional NCAA basketball tournament hopefuls in town, there was quite a bit of excitement both on an off the court. Here are some of the weekend's highlights:
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The Atlantic Coast Conference regular season is over -- almost.
schedule also included
The field hockey team is ready to stick it to somebody. The question is, who will that somebody be?
How does the field hockey team spell relief?
With one game under its belt, the ninth-ranked field hockey team has shifted its focus.
The field hockey team opened the season with a display of offensive firepower, setting back the Richmond Spiders 6-3 at the University of Richmond Stadium Saturday night. Senior co-captain Laura Gentile knocked in a pair of goals in each half of play en route to a game-high four scores.
The big question for the field hockey team this season: Does it have enough talent, mental toughness and teamwork to propel itself to the next level?
