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No team across the country gained more from its conference tournament last week than Louisville.
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No team across the country gained more from its conference tournament last week than Louisville.
The rims are still 10 feet high. The court is 94 feet long by 50 feet wide, and the 3-point line is the same distance at gyms across the country.
As the final whistles sounded in Saturday's 1-0 win over William & Mary, the Blue Devils not only earned themselves a place in the Sweet 16, but also guaranteed their seniors' season would continue for at least one more game.
Friday night could very well mark the last time Duke's six seniors lace up their cleats together at Koskinen Stadium as the Blue Devils take on N.C. State in their regular-season finale at 7 p.m.
The Blue Devils entered Wednesday's ACC tournament opener at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary looking to upset fourth-seeded Boston College to advance to the conference semifinals for the first time since 2005.
Oklahoma's football team wasn't the only No. 1 to fall this weekend-Duke made sure of it.
As if the arrival of a team clad in baby blue from Chapel Hill wasn't enough motivation for Duke, the team had the opportunity to help head coach Jolene Nagel secure the 200th victory of her Blue Devil career. Duke certainly made the most of it.
In welcoming Miami to Cameron Indoor Stadium for Thursday night's ACC opener, Duke hoped to gain an indication of where it stacks up in its own conference.
The Blue Devils' season has been characterized by its ups and downs.