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If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me "Who are you going to cheer for in the Hall of Fame Bowl?", well, let's just say Ed McMahon could call someone else's number later this month and I wouldn't be too disappointed. Being a Duke student and a Wisconsin native made me somewhat of a curiosity piece for weeks.
Cherokee Day?
CHICAGO -- With a bronze statue of basketball-turned-baseball player Michael Jordan outside, it seemed only fitting that Duke's baseball/basketball player Trajan Langdon came up big for the Blue Devils against Illinois.
Has Duke football ever had a better loss than it did on Saturday?
What a day for Duke wide receiver Jon Jensen -- in every area but the victory column.
RALEIGH -- Last season, a struggling Duke football team pulled off an upset win over N.C. State 21-20 by opening up a big lead and then holding on for the victory.
Looking for positive news about the baseball strike? Don't look to sports agent Tom Reich.
Includes chart
Katharina Poppmeier picked a perfect time to put it all together.
This weekend, the men's tennis team was unable to beat an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent for the first time all year.
Just how badly does the lacrosse team want to sink Navy?
Senior Day `94 basketball supplement
For the men's and women's swim teams, the ACC championships marks the end of a long season of hard work.
Coming soon to a playing field near you: Duke women's varsity lacrosse?
WINSTON-SALEM -- You probably won't see Grant Hill wearing a backpack for the next few days.
The women's basketball team produced more offensive records against Western Carolina than 2 Live Crew ever did.
This is part of a three-part series of articles profiling the men's basketball team's Class of 1998.
The women's basketball team missed out on a chance to measure its progress Monday night.
Losing five seniors off of last year's NCAA tournament runner-up squad could have caused this year's women's soccer team to be branded with the dreaded "rebuilding" label.
CHAPEL HILL -- Losing on penalty kicks is a tough way to end a season.
