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The Blue Devils return from a top-30 last-season finish ready to face a formidable Big Ten opponent.
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The Blue Devils return from a top-30 last-season finish ready to face a formidable Big Ten opponent.
In Duke’s first true test of the season, the No. 4 Blue Devils held off No. 19 Michigan State 81-71 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis in the fourth annual Champions Classic. Duke got off to a quick start and was 7-of-7 from the field in the first five minutes, but the Spartans kept up by doing the little things, preventing the Blue Devils from pulling away until late in the game.
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If Duke head coach Pam Bustin could use one word to describe her 2014 team, she would use “resilient.”
In their first of two preseason exhibition games, the No. 4 Blue Devils proved they plan to live up to the preseason hype with a dominant 115-58 win against Division II Livingstone Tuesday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium. After scoring 11 points in the first two minutes of play, the Blue Devils continued dominating and cruised to victory.
In the rowing community, the Head of the Charles Regatta is the event of the year. Appropriately, Duke kicked off its fall racing with its first appearance at the illustrious regatta since 2010.
Friday night’s game proved to be a bittersweet homecoming for Duke head coach Pam Bustin, and Sunday’s game provided few pick-me-ups.