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The three captains have heard the doomsday preachers.
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The three captains have heard the doomsday preachers.
"Memories, pressed between the pages of our mind. Memories, sweetened through the ages just like wine."
When NBA Commissioner David Stern announced Trajan Langdon the 11th pick of the draft and a new Cavalier, Langdon didn't put on a Cleveland hat and walk up to the podium to shake hands with Stern.
Last year, the women's basketball team waged a war for respect.
Seven months into the Carl Franks era, things are running smoothly over in the football office.
After four years at Duke, Linda Grensing decided she wanted to go home.
The women's golf team began the season with the No. 1 ranking and four straight tournament wins. They entered the NCAA Championships with a school record eight tournament wins. But had they not left Tulsa, Okla. as national champions, the season would have been a horrible disappointment.
The football team's academic domination continues to grow.
For as long as the women's soccer team has existed, there has been Bill Hempen.
Sitting down in the Washington Duke Inn, surrounded by members of the media, an upbeat Mike Krzyzewski bent forward in his chair and demonstrated how he could now tie his shoes without pain.
This seemed like it could be the year for the men's lacrosse team.
When Mike Krzyzewski starts talking college basketball, people listen.
The best spring in school history helped propel Duke to sixth in the Sears Directors' Cup standings, the highest finish in school history.
When players on the baseball team return to Durham this August, they will naturally have a few questions for their new coach.
It was about 1:30 in the morning, just a few painful hours after the women's lacrosse team was knocked out of the Final Four by Virginia.
Heading into the second round of the NCAA Championships, the men's golf team needed something just short of a miracle to make the 36-hole cut.
Jesse Allen got his first taste of big-time competition last week-something he'll be seeing a lot more of soon.
Through the first nine holes, it seemed the magic was back.
After a dismal 24-31 season, Athletic Director Joe Alleva decided it was time for a change at historic Jack Coombs Field.
"This means everything to me. It's been a goal for me for so long. And to actually know the last four years have built up to this, it's a great feeling."