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The last time the Blue Devils and Spartans met, it was 1978. Duke handily won 9-0, notching another victory to add to their 6-1 overall record against Michigan State.
Duke’s run in the ITA All-American Championship came to a close this past Saturday in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Duke 75 , Wake Forest 70 (final): Quinn Cook once again came up with the crucial play in a huge situation, nailing a 3-pointer to break a 66-66 tie, and though a Madison Jones drive and layup gave Wake Forest a brief glimmer of hope, Duke's offensive onslaught continued with a Mason Plumlee post move and a Rasheed Sulaimon jumpshot. The Demon Deacons were unable to answer, as Plumlee blocked a C.J. Harris layup after Sulaimon gave the Blue Devils a six-point advantage with the clock under 30 seconds. The late surge by Duke earned the Blue Devils a hard-fought road victory after a disjointed, often sloppy effort from both teams at Joel Coliseum in Winston-Salem.
In the week leading up to Duke basketball’s first game of the season Friday against Georgia State, The Blue Zone will preview all the expected contributors on this 2012-2013 squad, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors Friday.
In the week leading up to Duke basketball’s first game of the season Friday against Georgia State, The Blue Zone will preview all the expected contributors on this 2012-2013 squad, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors Friday.
In the week leading up to Duke basketball’s first game of the season Friday against Georgia State, The Blue Zone will preview all the expected contributors on this 2012-2013 squad, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors Friday.
No one expected them to be this good.
The No. 9 Blue Devils are headed south this weekend, driving down to South Carolina for a matchup against No. 19 Clemson (14-3, 3-1 in the ACC) Friday followed by a trip to Atlanta to face Georgia Tech (8-10, 1-4) Sunday. This will close out Duke’s road matches for the regular season.
On Saturday night, Nick McCrory had the steak dinner he was looking forward to. Not even bothering to change out of his sweats, he dined until midnight and “it was everything he hoped for it to be.”
For the first time in program history, two divers are competing in the NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships this weekend. After a long season in which every performance affects qualifying for the championship, senior Jordan Long and junior Nick McCrory will be the only Blue Devils at the meet.
The men’s swimming team finished in seventh place for the second straight year at the ACC Championships this past weekend at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. During the four-day meet, the men’s team set four new school records and 14 personal records.
After going nearly perfect at the Sollee Invitational last weekend at MIT, Duke returns home to Card Gymnasium to compete in the annual Duke Home Meet this weekend.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.—Every time Duke tried to pull away, Wake Forest came right back.
Three weeks ago, Duke fencer Dylan Nollner placed third out of 264 entries in Division I men’s epee at the North American Cup. The junior now returns to Duke this year as the Blue Devils’ top epee after securing a silver medal in the U-20 Junior Olympics last year. He also qualified for the U.S. Junior World Team, was the top finisher for the Americans at the Junior World Fencing Championships and advanced to the NCAA Championships for his second straight year.
2011-2012 Record: 31-8
Duke has its first ACC Conference title in its sight and is ready for postseason play. This veteran team, which lost in the ACC Tournament semifinals to Wake Forest last year 2-1, is ready to make a run again—starting with a chance for revenge against the Demon Deacons.
Junior Laura Weinberg clinched it for the Blue Devils once again, putting one home in overtime for a 3-2 win.
Junior Laura Weinberg netted two goals in the first half to secure a 3-0 win and post a personal best of 11 goals on the season.
The Blue Devils are finally coming home.
Both the Blue Devil men and women came out fighting and ready for competitive match play this weekend at the Fab Four Invitational in Cary, N.C.
