Livingston skips Duke, hires agent
(06/17/04 4:00am)
Mr. Livingston, we presume? Not at Duke next year.
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Mr. Livingston, we presume? Not at Duke next year.
Women's basketball coach Gail Goestenkors grabbed another commitment from the class of 2005 Saturday from 6-foot-2 power forward/wing forward Carrem Gay.
Cameron Indoor Stadium came to life again Friday night.
Ted Roof has scored his biggest recruiting coup as the Blue Devils' head coach.
Ted Roof has scored his biggest recruiting coup as the Blue Devils' head coach.
The Blue Devils women's tennis team went down to Georgia last Thursday, looking for a national championship.
Let the speculation begin.
Head coach Ted Roof may be closing in on his third verbal commitment in the class of 2005.
So far, so good.
The fourth-ranked Duke women's tennis team (19-4) looks to rebound from their ACC tournament loss when they host Furman (18-8), 22nd-ranked Illinois (17-5) and 36th-ranked William & Mary (19-12) in the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament this weekend.
Remember the Alamo.
One of Duke's most promising prospects may never put on a Blue Devil uniform.
Ready, set, go.
The Duke baseball team (18-18, 6-6) hopes to build momentum off a three-game sweep of Wake Forest when it faces Old Dominion (13-19) Tuesday night at Jack Coombs Field.
The weekend brought some good and some bad for Duke's fifth-ranked men's tennis team. After slamming Maryland (8-9, 0-8 in the ACC) 7-0 Saturday in College Park, the Blue Devils (18-6, 5-2 ACC) closed their regular season by falling 4-3 to Virginia (19-3, 7-1 ACC) in Charlottesville.
Just call them the Cardiac Kids.
Despite being projected to go as high as third in the NBA Draft, Duke commitment Shaun Livingston is still weighing his options, according to high school coach Chuck Buescher.
Despite being projected to go as high as third in the NBA Draft, Duke commitment Shaun Livingston is still weighing his options according to high school coach Chuck Buescher.
In 1999, Wally Szczerbiak, a little-known forward from diminutive the University of Miami in Oxford, Ohio, captured the attention of the basketball world after scoring 43 of his team's 59 points in an upset victory over Washington in the NCAA Tournament. With the whole nation watching, "Wally World" went on to score 30 points a game in three tournament contests, the best scoring average mark in the tournament.
Greg Paulus is not your ordinary Duke basketball recruit.