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Two weekends ago, after the football team's recent humiliation at the hands of North Carolina, Duke coach Carl Franks said that before the team's next game against Clemson, his players needed to learn how to block and tackle.
CHICAGO -- For almost all of this short season, coach Mike Krzyzewski has said his Duke team needed to exert more emotion and floor leadership, a void that was left with the graduation of Shane Battier last year.
CHAPEL HILL -- For the 12th straight season, the victory bell will toll in the streets of Chapel Hill.
It was nearly seven minutes into the game before the Nike Elite team hit its first field goal to stop a 24-1 Blue Devil run, and by then one thing was clear: It was by no means Elite.
She has been compared by ESPN the Magazine's Eric Adelson to legendary Duke men's basketball player Johnny Dawkins.
The year was 1963. John F. Kennedy was president, the country's biggest enemy was the Soviet Union, and Beatlemania was just hitting the shores of the United States. 1963 was also the last time the North Carolina Tar Heels finished lower than third place in the ACC.
After a hellish night last night--I was up until 4:30 a.m. writing a paper--I decided to give myself a break, take my mind off work and do something I hadn't done in quite sometime. I sat down, beer in hand, to watch some sports.
In his free time, which has been scarce between a recent plethora of recruiting visits, Shavlik Randolph walks through the woods to his friend's house.
When it comes to men's soccer very few schools know the sport better than the Virginia Cavaliers. They won five of six titles spanning from 1989 to 1994 with now world-famous players like Claudio Reyna and Tony Meola, had 4 Hermann Trophy winners and their former coach Bruce Arena recently lead the U.S. National Team to berth in the 2002 World Cup. In short, Cavs were the feeder for those who wanted to eventually play on the international stage.
At every press conference, be it after a game or at the weekly lunch shin-dig Monday afternoons, coach Carl Franks continues to stress that his squad this season is much improved over his squad of last season. The repetition of this answer had become more common than President George W. Bush mispronouncing the word "terror."
Going into this season, no one on the men's tennis team had any idea what to expect. Having lost three of the four best players in the Jay-Lapidus era to graduation, the perennial powerhouse found itself in a foreign place having to rely on a slew of unproven players.
Coach Mike Krzyzewski may have won one of the biggest recruiting coups in the history of the state of North Carolina Monday, landing blue chip recruit Shavlik Randolph of Raleigh.
Twenty-two games ago, the football team marched into Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Va., and came away with a 24-17 double overtime victory.
As a result of the attacks in New York and Washington D.C. on Tuesday, the Atlantic Coast Conference voted to postpone all sporting events through Saturday, Sept 15.
When D. Bryant came to Duke in 1998, he was one of the few football recruits to have racked up such accolades like All-America awards from various recruiting services and newspapers throughout the country.
Last Friday's Duke Basketball All-Star Charity Game began with a public address listing the all-time Duke greats present.
After organizing, inviting and promoting tonight's All-Star Charity Basketball game, which is set to begin at 7 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium, Grant Hill will not be playing.
For many students, whether traveling or simply spending time at home, summertime means taking a break. But for the University, the work keeps on coming; one of the largest focuses during the summer are the more than 70 sessions of summer camps.
He had received his second invitation in as many years, but this one came on the heels of his official release from Rutgers and amongst a whirlwind of rumors that he would soon land in Durham.
Retention rate.
