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My talk with Coach K occurred at 6 in the evening late last month, and enough papers and books sat in front of him to pass for a desk in the Perkins stacks during exam week. Nevertheless, he still took the time to carefully answer each one of my questions, and it felt less like an interview and more like two guys just talking basketball—even if the basketball knowledge gap between the two was sizable. Very sizable.
Duke Sports Information announced this morning that Tom D'Armi, who served as Duke Baseball's coach from 1978-84 and also served as director of athletic facilities and game management for all sports, died Saturday at the age of 75.
Tucked inside another excellent article from the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Brian Windhorst is one of the first mentions of a man who may have been vital to Lebron James and Chris Bosh's decisions to take their talents to South Beach—Nick Arison, Trinity '03.
Just a quick heads-up that tomorrow morning we will run the first audio excerpt from an hour-long sitdown The Chronicle conducted with head coach Mike Krzyzewski late last month. The clips will be spread out over the next four days, so be sure to check back on The Blue Zone every morning for a new edition.
For the first time ever, ACC games televised on Raycom will not be blacked out on ESPN.
Chronicle writer Jason Palmatary answered a variety of questions from the folks at College Football Zealots about what to expect from Duke Football this season. We've reposted the interview here:
Brian Zoubek inked a free agent deal with the New Jersey Nets today, one week after he unexpectedly went undrafted at Madison Square Garden. Nets president Rod Thorn announced the news today, but would not give any specifics of the contract.
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Taylor King, who transferred from Duke as a freshman after seeing his playing time cut over the year, has now left the Villanova Wildcats, due to what a source called "personal reasons."
Duke athletes hail from far and wide—including several countries currently competing in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. This is part one in a running series:
Incoming freshmen Kyrie Irving and Josh Hairston will play for the United States U18 team in the FIBA Americas Championship, held June 26-30, a USA Basketball press release said.
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The whole interview with head coach Mike Krzyewski is up on YouTube here. They've disabled the embedding for it, or we would post it directly on the blog.
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