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Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of Oct. 11-17.
With the college basketball season just around the corner, the time has officially come to take a deeper look at the 2021-22 Duke women's basketball roster. The Blue Zone has you covered with player previews for each member of the team. To begin, we look at Jiselle Havas:
They’re back.
After getting trounced 38-7 by North Carolina, the Blue Devils look to rebound this week against Georgia Tech, who is also coming off a tough 52-21 loss to Pittsburgh. It's the battle of the comebacks this Saturday at Wallace Wade, and the Blue Zone brings a player from both sides who will be key to each team's hopes for victory:
Surely the fairytale must end eventually, right?
If it wasn’t clear already, the Blue Devils are for real.
CARY, N.C.—This cross country season is going to be an exciting one.
Once again, it’s Chapel Drive versus Chapel Hill.
This was a big win.
Move out of the way, eBay—DukeBid.com is sauntering into Duke’s e-commerce scene.
In the Aug. 26 column “The Duke of New,” Christopher Scoville provides a handy five-step recipe for ensuring Duke’s “future glory” as a university by resolutely pursuing “intellectual dynamism” as its pre-eminent goal. Scoville provides his most interesting suggestion when he advises Duke to ban the greek system due to the fact that “it does little to add to the intellectual life on campus.”
Parizade. George's. Bully's. Shooter's. These monomial hotspots dominate the social atmosphere at Duke. Lately, however, flocks of students have been spurning the traditional Durham club scene to spend their nights at Grace's, a spot of similar nomenclature but remarkably different atmosphere.
