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In the upcoming weeks—all the way up until the Duke-North Carolina game on Mar. 6—staff writer Chris Cussack will blog from inside Krzyzewskille as he lives through the tenting experience. Stay tuned for regular posts, photos and inside information covering Duke Basketball’s most famous student tradition. (Earlier posts: “Inside K-ville: Entry 1? “Inside K-ville: Amazing Grace" and "Inside K-ville: High Morale")
In the upcoming weeks—all the way up until the Duke-North Carolina game on Mar. 6—staff writer Chris Cussack will blog from inside Krzyzewskille as he lives through the tenting experience. Stay tuned for regular posts, photos and inside information covering Duke Basketball’s most famous student tradition. (Earlier posts: "Inside K-ville: Entry 1" and "Inside K-ville: Amazing Grace)
It’s been a pretty uneventful week in K-ville. Grace was granted from Friday until Wednesday afternoon, giving everyone (especially me) time to figure out how to deal with the snow. I’m not entirely familiar with the stuff, living in Santa Barbara, but I was surprised to see the greater Durham area shut down for the majority part of the weekend.
In the upcoming weeks—all the way up until the Duke-North Carolina game on Mar. 6—staff writer Chris Cussack will blog from inside Krzyzewskille as he lives through the tenting experience. Stay tuned for regular posts, photos and inside information covering Duke Basketball's most famous student tradition.
This is the ninth in a series of Duke's All-Decade teams, as named by various Chronicle writers, past and present. At the end of the series, you will be able to vote for your own All-Decade team, and your votes will determine The Sports Blog’s final choice. Stay tuned over the next two weeks for more All-Decade choices.
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I wrote this column last year.
In what has been the most topsy-turvy college basketball season in memory, Sunday was an unexpected shot of normalcy.
This was supposed to be the year of the field.
I made my college decision on the floor of Cameron Indoor Stadium, much to my mom’s chagrin.
Lost amid an otherwise embarrassing stretch for the NCAA was that the organization made its biggest step forward under President Mark Emmert early last week.
“And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting....” —The (White) Raven, Edgar Allen Poe
Fred Goldsmith needed a motivational speaker.
The Blue Devils should be the No. 1 team in the country today.
Get ready for one of the weirdest seasons yet. With this upcoming year of college basketball, there’s just no other way to put it.
As North Carolina struggles to choose between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama in this year’s presidential election, the state is much more certain about its choice for governor. Republican Pat McCrory, the former mayor of Charlotte, leads in the polls by more than 10 points over Lieutenant Governor Walter Dalton, no surprise considering incumbent Bev Perdue, also a Democrat, chose to not seek re-election amidst plummeting approval ratings.
David Cutcliffe’s career at Duke began in a thunderstorm.
College football is all about the polls.
As his Duke teammates celebrated on the field after clinching a 34-27 win over Wake Forest, Sean Renfree jogged off the field and into the locker room without so much as a backwards glance.
Well, that ended quickly.
