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Erin Andrews, the ESPN sideline reporter, brings out the best and worst in college students. Sometimes, they're more inappropriate than others--but at the end of the day, it's clear that the fans love Andrews.
Another one bites the dust.
There hasn't been so much as a debate this year as to which is the best conference in the country: The Big East has taken the crown almost unanimously. From the beginning, bracketologists projected the league could send up to 10 teams to the NCAA Tournament.
With the NFL Pro Bowl moving from Hawaii to the site of the Super Bowl next year, this February isn't a bad time to make your Pro Bowl officiating debut--which is exactly what Boris Cheek, the father of Duke forward Joy Cheek, will do.
He may not want to, but Mike Grella might make his professional soccer debut far from Durham and farther from Europe.
They're not quite up to the level of Mike Krzyzewski's team, but John Danowski's Blue Devils won't be playing in obscurity, either.
Former Duke point guard Jay Williams--who, as he points out, has his jersey hanging in Cameron Indoor Stadium's rafters--was in town today for a promotion at Alltel Wireless in Durham at 5 p.m. and caught up with The Chronicle this morning. Williams is working in the ESPN studio on Tuesdays and Saturdays with Hubert Davis and Doug Gottlieb, and he has also entered the fitness business with 24 Hour Fitness. Williams called from Cameron, we picked up from our dorm room. Here's an excerpt of our wide-ranging conversation.
Check out a photo slideshow of Eric Mansfield's shots from Duke's win over Georgia Tech Wednesday by following this link.
Georgetown looked better than its ranking indicated Wednesday night.
David Cutcliffe has won four games at Duke. Mike Krzyzewski has won many, many more.
Photo by Chase Olivieri/The Chronicle
Check out a slideshow of Chase Olivieri's photos from Duke's 68-65 win over Maryland Monday by following this link.
Here's some news Mike Krzyzewski may not demand that the media report: Despite winning twice this week, Duke slipped a spot to No. 3 in the country Monday.
Check out a slideshow of Ian Soileau's photographs from Duke's win over Florida State Saturday by following this link.
The search for O.D. Vincent's successor is over.
Just because it's Friday, excerpts from the ACC's press release announcing the unveiling of its new song for women's basketball:
UPDATE, 7 p.m.: After a day of confusion, I just learned that this so-called "news story" originally ran as a blog post, but was printed on Page 2 of the newspaper and labeled as a blog post. That, of course, changes most of this post--we believe that newspaper bloggers should be held to similar standards online as they would in print, but the fact that this story was not, indeed, a hard news story makes us retract our statement that the story was "snarky, inappropriate and backhanded." Instead, it reads more like a column, which is exactly what we suggested in the first place. Still, I'm going to keep the post up, because I think there are some interesting points hidden behind the confusion; treat it more like a hypothetical. (And if this has taught us anything, perhaps it's that The N&O should do a better job of differentiating between news stories and blog posts online. Or maybe we're just being overly nitpicky at the end of the week.)
Duke fans, set your DVRs.
On a night when No. 2 Duke scored an emphatic win, future Blue Devil Ryan Kelly didn't fare too badly, either.
For more photos from Duke's 79-67 win over Davidson Wednesday, follow this link to check out a photo slideshow.
