Bozman selected to succeed Tchou
(01/28/03 5:00am)
Athletic Director Joe Alleva informed the field hockey team Monday that Princeton head coach Beth Bozman has been selected to replace Liz Tchou at the top job at Duke.
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Athletic Director Joe Alleva informed the field hockey team Monday that Princeton head coach Beth Bozman has been selected to replace Liz Tchou at the top job at Duke.
Duke's center and power forward committee played its best game of the year with the help of new chairman Shelden Williams.
CHAPEL HILL -- With the game tied 61-61 and the game clock reading 0.0, referee Sally Bell blew her whistle, calling a foul on Wynter Whitley and sending North Carolina's Chrystal Baptist to the line to shoot two free throws- either of which could have ended Duke's 28-game ACC winning streak, 16-game overall winning streak and the Blue Devils' top ranking.
Virginia head coach Debbie Ryan is not used to losing.
While most Duke students were on winter break, the top-ranked women's basketball team (13-0, 1-0 in the ACC) could have taken a break too and probably run the table. Instead, the Blue Devils played some of their best basketball of the season and dismantled six opponents by a total of 255 points. That amounts to an average margin of victory of 42.5.
At 3:45 the buses roll in. From Club Boulevard, from Powe, from all over Durham, they move down Gregson and Green and Watts streets, at each block stopping to loose their cargo of white children. Each child, stepping from the bus, shoulders his or her L.L. Bean backpack and walks past a BMW and into one of the comfortable houses that line Trinity Park's leaf-dappled streets. The buses roll on through the center of the neighborhood, lighter with fewer passengers, now passing George Watts, the brick-faced elementary school, where black and Hispanic children are gathered in after-school programs. Less than one in 24 of the children at Watts is white, and for more than nine out of 10, their families have sufficiently low income that they qualify for free or reduced-price lunches. Last year, less than 36 percent of the current fourth graders in the building tested at grade level in math. They scored only slightly better in reading.
"Please don't rape me!" Clap clap clap-clap-clap!
Less than a week after blowing out No. 2 Tennessee, the top-ranked women's basketball team (5-0) struggled at the Paradise Jam in St. John in the United States Virgin Islands.
Sports fans dream of weekends like this one.
Midway through the first half of Duke's 102-74 victory over the EA Sports All-Stars, junior guard Chris Duhon drove from the three-point line after missing two straight treys. He slashed to the basket angrily, cutting through defenders, before leaping from just inside the foul line. In mid-flight, he was bumped and his legs flew into the air.
Thoughts of Duke's appearance in last year's Final Four in San Antonio enter Iciss Tillis' mind every day.
Monday was a good day for the women's basketball team.
Sometimes a single play totally changes the complexion of a game.
Parents' Weekend is all about showing off in front of your parents. You show how much cleaner your room is than last year's was and how much better you're doing in classes this semester.
"One play here or there."
Trevor Perea had one busy hour Sunday afternoon.
Groves Stadium will be a carnival mirror Saturday.
In the second quarter of the state quarterfinals her junior year in high school, Caitlin Howe took the ball on the wing, drove past the girl covering her and did a jump stop--but her right knee kept going.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -- Saturday afternoon the football team proved it's no longer a joke--at least not to Navy.
Duke's best hope for victory against No. 5 Florida State (3-0, 2-0 in the ACC) isn't Alex Wade, Ryan Fowler or Adam Smith. It goes by the name of Isidore.