This week in Duke history: Krzyzewski starts walk-ons against Chris Paul, Wake Forest
(02/21/17 5:16am)
Not every game is a big one for a walk-on, especially at Duke.
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Not every game is a big one for a walk-on, especially at Duke.
It was the year 2001, and perhaps talk of political correctness was swirling less in the air.
Before Duke men's basketball faces North Carolina Thursday at Cameron Indoor Stadium, The Chronicle's Jack Dolgin spoke with Duke volleyball's Jordan Tucker, who is tenting for the game. Tucker is white tenting and in group 81. The senior was named an All-American in her final year in Durham and also is one of only six Blue Devils to ever record 1,000 career kills, 400 blocks and hit better than .300 for a career. Their conversation has been condensed and edited for clarity.
Duke-Carolina,
As the Duke-North Carolina game at Cameron Indoor Stadium nears, and as more students vie for tenting spots than ever before, it’s worth remembering just how out of hand, perhaps, the rivalry grew in 1998.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.—If Saturday is any indication, Duke is Luke Kennard’s team.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.—Duke came into Saturday's contest needing to reverse some alarming trends on the heels of three losses in four games, including a devastating home loss against N.C. State Monday.
Adam Silver, former Duke student and current NBA commissioner, was always interested in leadership it seems.
Duke came into Tuesday looking for its first win of the season against a ranked opponent.
Usually, speeches are reserved for special moments like the Golden Globes.
This generation of Duke students grew up in an era of line monitors and PG-rated Cameron Crazie jokes.
Some years are better for Duke Athletics than others, a natural phenomenon for an athletic department with 26 varsity teams.
The sudden-death penalty kick—well-known, well-feared and certainly dramatic.
Louisville may have made national headlines last fall with the NCAA’s investigation into its alleged hiring of prostitutes for basketball recruits—but it comes out of a milder, albeit potentially related tradition.
It was a result that would have been hard to believe only a few years earlier.
For Duke, it will be a season of what-ifs.
Duke was supposed to get here.
A lot of colleges around the country have dealt with issues of hazing in recent years.
With the game tied 0-0 on a bitter November afternoon, Ella Stevens performed a fairly nondramatic act. She took off her gloves with about 20 minutes left in the first half.
Duke was stunned, but just for a moment.