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Despite returning to the friendly confines of Cameron Indoor Stadium following back-to-back road losses last week, No. 18 Duke’s struggles have persisted early on against Miami. After 20 minutes of action, the Hurricanes are ahead of the Blue Devils 36-25 led by Davon Reed's 12 points on four made triples.
After the completion of a road trip full of disappointment and two difficult opponents, many Blue Devil fans are likely breathing a sigh of relief that the team’s next game is in Durham against an unranked team.
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Freshman Virginia Elena Carta stole the stroke-play show at Eugene Country Club by hitting booming drives and sinking long putts, carrying the Blue Devils into the next stage of competition.
For a program with six national championships and three previous individual NCAA champions, it takes a spectacular performance to make history these days.
Although Duke has started slowly in its first two postseason events, the Blue Devils will have plenty of time to make up ground and get back in contention if they do so again fighting for national title No. 7.
With a number of Blue Devils elevating their games late in the season, Duke has an opportunity to return to college golf’s biggest stage for the second consecutive year.
After 18 holes, Duke was on the outside looking in fighting for a bid to the national championship.
Although the Blue Devils struggled in their most recent start, history will be on their side as they attempt to qualify for the NCAA championship.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—The Blue Devils will need to collect themselves in preparation for more postseason action after coming up empty-handed Sunday, but do not need to look far for a source of inspiration.
Although the NCAA championship is more than a month away, history shows that a win this weekend puts Duke on the right track for another deep postseason run.
Star sophomore Azurá Stevens and freshman point guard Angela Salvadores both announced they were leaving Duke last Friday, dealing an unexpected blow to a Blue Devil team that was returning most of its main contributors from this season. Stevens is expected to transfer to another college to play, and Salvadores will return to Europe to pursue a professional career. The Chronicle's women's basketball beat writers examine how the departures will impact Duke looking ahead to next season.
The Blue Devils arrived in Athens, Ga., with the momentum they needed to stand out among a flurry of top-10 teams, but a sluggish start prevented them from ending the regular season on a high note.
Duke is fresh off its first victory of the spring, back on top of the national rankings and seemingly in perfect position to challenge the field in its final regular-season event of the spring.
Duke head coach Dan Brooks takes pride in his team’s ability to perform well on tough courses, and his squad’s dominant victory Tuesday showed why.
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After a season-ending loss to North Carolina, Duke begins postseason play with a matchup against N.C. State in the ACC Tournament. The Blue Devils won both their games against the Wolfpack in the regular season and will look to advance to a date with Notre Dame in the quarterfinals.
The Blue Devils displayed resilience and patience Sunday, but the team’s early deficit left Duke short of its third consecutive victory in South Carolina.
