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I've pretty much spent this semester hating on things, mocking things and being generally annoyed about stupid things at Duke. Don't even get me started on the piano players in Wilson. Even if you are playing "Colors of the Wind," an athletic center is not the appropriate place. Draw attention to yourself, but on your own terms.
Make it two in a row against ACC foes.
After falling in three consecutive games, the Blue Devils look to turn things around Sunday when they face top-ranked and undefeated Northwestern (10-0) at 1 p.m. at Koskinen Stadium.
Despite scoring fewer than 30 seconds into the game and breaking even statistically, the seventh-ranked Blue Devils couldn't overcome No. 12 Notre Dame Thursday, falling to the Fighting Irish, 12-8, to drop their third contest in a row.
CHAPEL HILL - The Blue Devils just couldn't find their mojo.
Duke (5-0) looks to continue its undefeated season against No. 7 Princeton Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in Princeton, N.J. The Tigers (2-0) have faced only two opponents this season, neither in the top 10, and the Blue Devils are running with the momentum they garnered in their 14-13 victory over No. 5 Maryland.
Duke rolled through Virginia this weekend, routing No. 18 Richmond and William & Mary to open its season 4-0.
A trio of Duke seniors-Michael Videira, Joe Germanese and Spencer Wadsowrth-were scooped up by the New England Revolution Friday in the Major League Soccer SuperDraft in Baltimore, Md. Vidiera and Germanese were taken in the second round as the 18th and 27th picks, respectively, while Wadsworth was selected in the fourth round with the 55th pick. The three are the 15th, 16th and 17th Blue Devils drafted to the MLS, and Duke tied Wake Forest with three picks to lead the ACC in MLS draftees.
Coming off a thrilling 19-18 triple overtime win against Virginia last weekend, the Blue Devils (10-1) carried their momentum into Wednesday's matchup with No. 10 Notre Dame for a 20-10 victory.
Duke dropped its first game of the season Saturday, falling to No. 5 Maryland 19-18 in a game that came down to the end in College Park, Md.
Kim Imbesi has big shoes to fill this season for the Blue Devils.
Sunday brought yet another win and another shutout for Duke.
The No. 9 Blue Devils got their heads in the game Wednesday, scoring two header goals to defeat N.C. State, 2-1, in the quarterfinals of the ACC Championships in Germantown, Md.
All good things must come to an end, and so it was for Duke this weekend as eighth-ranked Clemson snapped the No. 5 Blue Devils' six-game win streak in a 1-0 contest in Clemson, S.C. Saturday.
Last season in the finals of the ACC tournament, the championship game came down to a Duke-UNC showdown that remained tied 0-0 through overtime.
The 2006-2007 Blue Devils have their eyes on the prize.
Duke ran into an increasingly familiar problem Friday, as it failed to finish on any scoring opportunities against last year's national champions.
With just one second left on the clock, No. 4 Duke trailed unranked UNC-Wilmington, 1-0.
Coming off a huge ACC season-opening win over No. 5 Wake Forest Friday, the ninth-ranked Blue Devils hope to carry that momentum and continue their undefeated run in a contest against No. 16 Virginia Tech at 7 p.m. tonight at Koskinen Stadium.
The No. 9 Blue Devils scored three goals in the last 15 minutes of play Friday to capture a thrilling road victory over fifth-ranked Wake Forest.
