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Duke has struggled this season with falling flat halfway through the game—losing its first half lead, as well as its energy, in the second half of losses to North Carolina and St. John's this month. Wednesday, however, the opposite happened.
After a tough road loss to Tennessee just two days prior, Duke returned home to Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center Sunday, looking to sweep its doubleheader
On Dec. 16, 2013, when Duke announced its intent to add a softball program, the team’s first season seemed so distant. But a little more than four years later, the young Blue Devil team hopes to open its inaugural season with a bang Thursday at the FAU “First Pitch” Classic in Boca Raton, Fla.
With Haley Gorecki, Duke’s second-leading scorer, out for the game against Georgia Tech with a left hip injury, the Blue Devils needed someone to step up and make up for the 15.4 points per game Gorecki contributes.
As has been routine so far this season, Duke will have little time to regroup before its next game after a 91-81 victory at Indiana Wednesday night, which saw 10 lead changes and a four-point deficit in the second half.
The Blue Devils knew what they signed up for.
With Marvin Bagley III back on the floor, No. 1 Duke utilized a deep bench and recovered from a slow start to lead Southern 42-32 after the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
With more than a week to practice between a disappointing loss to Clemson in the ACC tournament quarterfinals and the announcement of their NCAA tournament seed, the Blue Devils waited patiently.
Despite an aggressive offensive game and several clear-cut scoring opportunities, Duke failed to get on the scoreboard.
Marvin Bagley III
2016-17 record: 21-12, 10-8 in the ACC
Desperate to overcome a three-game losing streak, Duke hopes to beat Pittsburgh for the first time since 2014, erasing the looming 56-14 blowout loss from last year.
With a save in the last minute by goalkeeper Sammi Steele to prevent No. 12 Wake Forest from tying the game, Duke came away with another big win at Jack Katz Stadium Friday night.
Another game resulted in another shutout for the second-ranked Blue Devils, who wrapped up a perfect homestand with their fourth straight victory Sunday.
After an up-and-down performance against Baylor in a 34-20 win, Duke will travel to Chapel Hill to take on their archrival, the North Carolina Tar Heels. North Carolina will be looking for redemption after getting upset 28-27 at Wallace Wade Stadium last year. Here are three keys to Saturday's contest:
Duke dodged a bullet at home Tuesday with a dramatic win, and it will now get a chance at its first victory against a ranked opponent.
In the 95th minute, junior midfielder Ciaran McKenna jumped in the box to receive a pass from Cody Brinkman, hoping to make some sort of contact with the ball.
Freshman Will Pulisic has big shoes to fill this season following former goalkeeper Robert Moewes’ departure.
In a flashback to a similar postseason win in 2015, Duke waited out multiple rain delays to beat Miami in the second round of the ACC tournament.
Following a dominant Senior Day victory at home last Saturday and six wins in their last eight matches, the Blue Devils will hit the road this weekend for one more regular-season contest looking to end the season on a high note.
