2019-20 Louisville men's basketball preview
(10/31/19 2:00am)
2018-19 record: 20-14, 10-8 in the ACC
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2018-19 record: 20-14, 10-8 in the ACC
2018-19 record: 20-12, 7-7 in the Ivy League
It may have been a wet, dreary day but the Blue Devils’ field hockey team wasn’t going to let that depress its spirits on Senior Day.
Less than 18 hours after Duke’s football team lost in heart-wrenching fashion to Pittsburgh, the Blue Devils’ field hockey squad found themselves in much the same position Sunday afternoon.
What started out as a blowout of Duke ended in Blue Devil heartbreak in a game with endless twists and turns, reminiscent of the corn mazes that are so popular this time of year.
After starting off the game looking poised, Duke’s offense began to fall apart after a series of turnovers. The Blue Devils trail 19-3 as they search for answers in the second half, chasing their second ACC win in a row. Here are some quick observations and stats from the first half of Duke’s ACC home opener.
After finding its stride offensively in the past several games, beating each of its previous two opponents 6-0, Duke looked to make a statement against North Carolina State.
They say what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, but the Las Vegas-based Rebels are surely hoping that what happened in Durham Thursday night stays in Durham.
Santa Clara may bear the name of jolly old Saint Nick himself, but it was Duke that left the game feeling merry, scoring the game-winning goal deep in the first overtime period.
2018 season: 10-3, 6-2 in the ACC
CHAPEL HILL — For 65 minutes, the Blue Devils simply could not seem to find the back of the net.
After faltering slightly at the ACC outdoor championships earlier this month, the Blue Devils looked to make a push in the NCAA east regionals to qualify for the NCAA championships.
After placing fifth and ninth, respectively, at the ACC indoor championships, Duke's women’s and men’s teams looked to improve these marks at the ACC outdoor championships after a strong outdoor season that included a sweep of rival North Carolina at the annual Battle of the Blues.
While the weekend didn’t have a Cinderella ending for Duke, the Blue Devils finally got their signature win.
After posting its lowest scoring output of the season against Notre Dame, Duke looked to turn things around against rival North Carolina and finally win against a top-10 team. The Tar Heels and their premier defense, featuring one of the top goalies in the nation in Taylor Moreno, had other ideas.
For the past three years, the Duke-Notre Dame game has been decided by one goal. And, each time, the Irish came out on top.
The last three matches Duke played against Notre Dame have been decided by a total of three points. Unfortunately for the Blue Devils, Duke came up short on each occasion.
It was a historic day for Duke track and field.
Over the course of the past two weekends, the Duke Swimming and Diving team have been competing at the NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas. The first weekend belonged to the women, who are wrapping up a historic season, while the men stole the show this weekend.
After being easily handled by the Blue Devils last year in a 17-10 contest, Syracuse is looking for revenge. It's coming into the match strong, riding a five-game win streak, including wins against then-No. 16 Florida and then-No. 12 Notre Dame.