Men's soccer disposes of Maryland to end Terps dominance
Since losing twice to start the season, the Duke men's soccer team has hit a hot streak.
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Since losing twice to start the season, the Duke men's soccer team has hit a hot streak.
It's funny how one dropped ball can make such a difference in a game. Saturday night, the Duke football team lost to the Virginia Cavaliers 26-10, but it could have easily been a different story.
With two upset losses to start the season on opening weekend, the men's soccer team (No. 1 Soccer America, No. 7 NSCAA) will have to work even harder to meet its expectations of another ACC Championship.
Sweat is dripping, hearts are pounding and fighting words are in the air. Either it's Henry V and his army fighting on the battlefield, or Duke and Maryland's men's lacrosse teams are playing each other this weekend.
RALEIGH - Despite dropping a double-header to N.C. State Saturday and falling behind again yesterday afternoon, Duke baseball coach Bill Hillier had no doubt in his mind of the outcome of yesterday's baseball game.
Because it's been over 40 years since the two teams last met, the Duke men's lacrosse team has had plenty of time to prepare for yesterday's game against Army, played in Michie Stadium in West Point, N.Y.
The weather might have been hot yesterday, but the performance of the Duke men's tennis team was even hotter.
The opening weekend for the men's lacrosse team was near perfection.
There was a moment of hesitation, then relief.
Lateness isn't necessarily a bad thing for men's tennis player Doug Root.
The two swords on Virginia's uniforms were more ominous than decorative to the men's and women's swimming teams, who both fell to the nationally-ranked Cavaliers Saturday at Duke's Taishoff Aquatic Center.
Since the Duke men's and women's swim teams hadn't beaten UNC-Wilmington in seven years, Sunday's outcome was one of the best, and least expected, surprises in recent memory for Duke coach Robert Thompson.
After its first competition of the season, the Duke wrestling team is optimistic about its chances and its youth this season.
The men's and women's swimming teams quickly learned why Maryland is among the best in the ACC.
RALEIGH - The men's soccer team defined success this weekend.
It was déjà vú all over again when UNC visited Williams Field yesterday.