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(12/04/11 4:03am)
KENNESAW, Ga. -- The Blue Devils practiced for the final time in 2011 this afternoon in preparation for their 1 p.m. national championship contest against undefeated Stanford tomorrow. Before Duke took to the expertly manicured practice field at KSU Soccer Stadium, home of the WPS's Atlanta Beat, a few members of the team participated in a press conference for the media. Here are some of the more interesting things they said:
(12/03/11 9:51pm)
For the third time in as many games with the season on the line, the Blue Devils played poorly in the opening 45 minutes. But for the third time, Duke got away with it.
(12/03/11 9:20am)
KENNESAW, Ga. -- The Duke Blue Devils advanced to the College Cup final Friday evening with a resounding 4-1 victory over ACC rival Wake Forest. Sophomore forward Mollie Pathman, who scored Duke's second and third goals, recounted what happened from her perspective on her 50th minute strike that doubled Duke's advantage at 2-0:
(03/25/11 5:34am)
FINAL: Duke 77, Arizona 93
(03/06/11 11:01pm)
FINAL - Duke 81, North Carolina 66:
(03/05/11 11:01pm)
FINAL - Duke 74, Georgia Tech 66:
(03/05/11 1:09am)
FINAL: Duke 82, Wake Forest 51:
(02/28/11 11:46pm)
Freshman Laetitia Beck posted a career-best 66 in the first round Sunday of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Championship, held at the English Turn Golf and Country Club in New Orleans, La. The round put her in first place at the end of the day at six-under.
(02/14/11 4:34am)
FINAL - Duke 81, Miami 71
(02/13/11 9:10pm)
The Chronicle staff has made it to sunny Coral Gables for tonight's 6:45 p.m. matchup between No. 5 Duke (22-2, 9-1 in the ACC) and unheralded Miami (15-9, 4-6). It'll be important for the Blue Devils not to overlook the Hurricanes just four days after their epic comeback against rival North Carolina. Looking ahead, here are the three keys for tonight's game:
(02/11/11 6:00pm)
Our dedicated Chronicle staff spends most of its time watching and analyzing Duke athletics, but when it comes time for Duke - North Carolina, those writers not on press row all revert to being fans. What follows is what a few of our writers, who were all in attendance in the student section Wednesday night, deem the biggest and most memorable moments from the Blue Devils' 79-73 victory over the Tar Heels.
(02/09/11 11:54pm)
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(02/08/11 5:06am)
FINAL - Duke 60, North Carolina 62:
(01/24/11 3:05am)
FINAL - Duke 65, N.C. State 64:
(01/13/11 7:00pm)
With the MLS SuperDraft set to commence today in Baltimore, Maryland, Duke senior Cole Grossman is pegged by some to be selected in the top 10 after an impressive performance at the draft combine.
(01/05/11 10:00pm)
It’s that time of (new) year again, when we take out a moment to look back at the year gone by. And what a year it was for the Duke Blue Devils, featuring countless exciting finishes, outstanding individual efforts, milestones, awards, and yes, two national championships. In four installments over the next four days, the Chronicle Sports Blog picks the best ten of these to celebrate a memorable year in Duke sports. Without further adieu, moments seven through five:
(01/04/11 9:28am)
After two more stellar performances from guard Nolan Smith in wins against UNC Greensboro (108-62) and conference foe Miami (73-62), the senior was named ACC Player of the Week Monday.
(12/05/10 1:06am)
Duke 82, Butler 70- FINAL: No need for final second drama here, the Blue Devils decisive 12-0 run in the second half was enough to bury Butler for the second time in 2010. Kyrie Irving will likely get the headlines, but Andre Dawkins put in what may have been his best performance in a Blue Devil uniform. His ten points and nine rebounds, not to mention his suffocating defense, helped Duke break away from a spirited Bulldog team, and helped preserve Duke's undefeated record. That's all from East Rutherford, be sure to check the Chronicle on Monday for more analysis.
(11/28/10 1:33am)
Duke 19, North Carolina 24- Final:
