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With the NCAA tournament approaching, each victory becomes increasingly important for head coach Jolene Nagel and her team. Luckily for them, the team’s last regular-season ACC weekend came against two of the conference’s bottom-feeders, Maryland and Boston College.
The Blue Devils have struggled on the road this season. With two big conference games on the road this weekend, though, the team will need to right the ship quickly.
Still struggling to reach a high level of consistency on the court, the Blue Devils have a tough weekend ahead of them as they take on two conference rivals—Georgia Tech and Clemson—in their upcoming home stand.
The Blue Devils did not lose three games in a row all of last season, but after dropping two matches last weekend—with a top-20 opponent coming to Durham—they have their work cut out for them to keep the streak alive.
This weekend Cameron Indoor Stadium will play host to three first-round NCAA Tournament games. After going 24-6 this season and winning the ACC Championship, Duke was awarded the No. 12 overall seed out of 64 Tournament teams.
Going into its final homestand of the season, Duke needed two wins to capture the ACC championship outright.
Since losing to Florida State two weeks ago, Duke has been on a tear, blowing out Clemson and Georgia Tech last weekend, 3-1 and 3-0, respectively.
In the midst of all the excitement that comes with returning 11 players, Clemson still feels the effects of losing its best player—Trevor Booker—in 2010-11. The team will search for answers to replace Booker’s team-leading 15.2 points per game and 8.4 rebounds per game, both of which were team-highs.
The Blue Devils returned to their winning ways Friday night as they brought some of their best play all season to Virginia.
After a solid first day saw Duke atop the leaderboard in Raleigh, just 18 holes separated the Blue Devils from their first tournament victory of the season Tuesday.
The Blue Devils finished sixth this weekend after concluding play at the Fighting Illini Invitational Sunday. The team finished 21 strokes over par with a total score of 861, 16 back from the winner, Florida.
After falling to No. 12 Minnesota 3-0 Saturday, Duke is looking to bounce back and regain the momentum lost after the Gophers (8-1) broke the team’s eight-game winning streak.
