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Each week The Chronicle will take a look at the ACC Women's Basketball standings and update you on who is in position to win the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season crown. Here is the ACC standings as of today:
Duke 80, Wake Forest 62 (Final): With the game's outcome all but decided, Amile Jefferson, Alex Murphy and Marshall Plumlee continued to battle for future minutes, not allowing the Demon Deacons an open shot. Plumlee added an exclamation point to the end of the game by swatting a shot off the backboard and allowing for Tyler Thorton to dribble the ball out in front an excited Cameron Craize student section.
Fourth Quarter (Duke 34, Cincinnati 48):
Saturday will be a day of firsts when Pittsburgh travels to Wallace Wade Stadium for its debut road game as a member of the ACC.
Following its first shutout victory since 1989, Duke will take to the road in hopes of securing its first 2-0 start since 1998.
Unlike Duke teams of previous years, it was the ground-and-pound and not the aerial attack that led the Blue Devils to a 45-0 victory against N.C. Central Saturday at Wallace Wade Stadium.
In the third edition of the Bull City Gridiron Classic, Duke dominated N.C. Central from the opening kickoff, running away with a 45-0 victory against the Eagles in Wallace Wade Stadium. The game was the Blue Devil's first shutout victory since 1989, when they held North Carolina scoreless en route to a 41-0 victory.
For head coach Frank Beamer’s 27th season, he will look to turn around a team that missed the eight-win mark for the first time since 1997.
Coming off of its first bowl game appearance in 18 years, Duke is a team that many will pull for in the upcoming season. And although they provide an excellent Cinderella story, Duke’s team this year will not have the same magic as last year’s team and will ultimately fall short of returning to a bowl game.
When Duke takes the field against N.C. Central in its 2013 season-opener, the Blue Devils will be sporting a brand new set of weapons and combinations on both sides of the ball.
Replacing one of the top passers in Duke history and the ACC’s all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards is no small task.
When Duke takes the field against N.C. Central in its 2013 season-opener, the Blue Devils will be sporting a brand new set of weapons and combinations on both sides of the ball.
After months of grueling two-a-days, win-or-go-home pressure and facing the challenge of playing overseas with new teammates, Duke guards Tricia Liston and Alexis Jones came away from their respective U.S. teams atop the podium.
After spending last summer playing with Duke in France, senior Tricia Liston is headed overseas once again.
After dropping three of its previous four contests, No. 9 Duke needed a strong win to build some momentum before heading into the ACC Tournament. The Blue Devils managed just that Saturday afternoon against Ohio State.
Duke has been out-scoring its opponents by an average of five goals per game, which when combined with strong upperclassmen leadership should work in the Blue Devils’ favor Saturday against Boston College—which lets up 12 goals per game.
In Duke’s 76-87 loss to Notre Dame, the Blue Devils saw their championship dreams dashed. While it is hard to credit just one player for a team’s victory, the majority would agree that the Most Outstanding Player of the Norfolk Regional was the reason the top-seeded Fighting Irish were able to advance to the Final Four for the third time in four years.
NORFOLK, Va.—Fans who stuck around for both games Sunday afternoon at the Ted Constant Convocation Center saw two drastically different contests. The first game ended with Notre Dame nearly hitting the century mark, cruising past Kansas for a 93-63 victory.
Duke has made the Elite Eight for three consecutive years. But to extend that streak to four, the second-seeded Blue Devils (32-2) will have to play bracket-buster to the nation’s highest authority: President Obama selected sixth-seeded Nebraska to advance to the regional final.
As if a matchup between two top-five teams was not enough, this week’s game between Duke and North Carolina pits last week’s ACC Offensive Player of the Week, Tar Heel Kara Cannizzaro, against last week’s ACC Defensive Player of the Week, Blue Devil Kelsey Duryea.
