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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Washington Wizards weren’t playing until Saturday night, and with Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton already suspended by the NBA, there was a good chance there weren’t any guns at the Verizon Center this weekend.
For a team like Duke that has struggled away from home, a visit to the RBC Center in Raleigh could serve as the perfect antidote as it seeks to remedy its road woes.
The David Cutcliffe Era will extend into at least a third season after Duke’s head coach rejected overtures from the University of Tennessee near the end of last week and decided to remain with the Blue Devils.
The David Cutcliffe Era will extend into at least a third season after Duke’s head coach rejected overtures from the University of Tennessee and decided to remain with the Blue Devils.
Duke Football head coach David Cutcliffe’s name increasingly became linked with the vacant head coaching position at the University of Tennessee Thursday, and there has been contact between Cutcliffe and Tennessee representatives, several sources told The Chronicle Thursday.
Duke head coach David Cutcliffe’s name increasingly became linked with the vacant head coaching position at the University of Tennessee Thursday, and there has been contact between Cutcliffe and Tennessee representatives, several sources told The Chronicle Thursday. The Knoxville News Sentinel reported Thursday night that Cutcliffe is expected to be hired, "barring a last-second snag in negotiations," according to an unnamed source.
A season during which Duke defeated nearly every team it should have and lost to only the best teams in the country came to an unsatisfying conclusion. The Blue Devils were beaten by No. 24 Tennessee 3-1 in the first round of the NCAA tournament Friday at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tenn.
NEW YORK — Kyle Singler did not perform up to his lofty standards on the offensive end Friday night against No. 13 Connecticut, but in the end, it didn’t matter.
Offense: B
Duke’s final ACC road trip of the season ended as most of them have: with the Blue Devils recording two more conference wins against overmatched opponents.
Reid Carleton and Henrique Cunha finally ran into a doubles team they couldn’t keep up with Sunday morning, as the Duke duo lost in three sets to finish runners-up at the ITA National Indoor Championships hosted by Yale.
Gabe Starosta: Duke regressed much less than the rest
The Blue Devils head into the 2009-2010 season with a lot to prove.
No. 16 Duke got a pleasant break from its typically challenging ACC schedule Wednesday when it whipped overmatched Presbyterian in a leisurely stroll of a soccer game.
An impressive run to the championship match of a prestigious tournament ended in disappointment for Duke Monday as junior Reka Zsilinszka lost in the finals of the ITA Carolina Regional individual bracket in Winston-Salem.
High school senior Kyrie Irving, Scout.com’s No. 6 player in the country, committed to Duke yesterday, locking up one of the Blue Devils’ most prominent targets. Irving is a 6-foot-1, 165-lb. guard from Elisabeth, N.J. who plays mostly at the point.
In its first team tournament of the year, Duke managed to keep pace with some of the best teams in the country and finished in fifth place at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in Jonesborough, Tenn.
Icy-cold weather—by Brazilian standards, at least—wasn’t enough to slow down Henrique Cunha and Reid Carleton this weekend, as the duo stormed to the ITA All-American title in the doubles consolation bracket in Tulsa, Okla.
Junior Reid Carleton and freshman Henrique Cunha advanced to the main draw of the ITA All-American Championships in both singles and doubles play this week in Tulsa, Okla.
N.C. State has already experienced the peaks and valleys typical of a full season in just five games.
