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When you think of national football powerhouses in the ACC, two schools come to most minds: Florida State and North Carolina. This year, a third hopes to add its name to those ranks-Wake Forest.
As the saying goes, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
Fundamentals. How many times do coaches stress, when a team is mired in a bit of a slump, the importance of "getting back to the basics," or "doing all the little things that it takes to win?"
Another day, another conference win for the women's tennis team. Ho hum.
It was business as usual for the women's tennis team this weekend as the Blue Devils extended their Atlantic Coast Conference win streak to 95 games with dominating wins over Maryland on Saturday and Virginia on Sunday.
Losers of two straight matches, the women's tennis team went out to Duke Tennis Stadium Wednesday trying to send a message to the rest of the country that it is still a national presence in women's tennis.
Welcome to March Madness.
Where have you gone, Les Robinson?
The women's tennis team moved from indoor play to outdoor competition this weekend, but the results were still the same.
The baseball team used an outstanding pitching performance from Stephen Cowie and timely hitting from the bottom part of the order to take care of business in a 7-4 victory over Old Dominion yesterday at historic Jack Coombs field.
The wrestling team brought a youthful and slightly undersized team to Chapel Hill Tuesday night to face Atlantic Coast Conference and national powerhouse North Carolina. The results were not surprising, as Duke fell to the Tar Heels, 34-6, suffering three pins in the meet's 10 matches.
This just in: Duke and North Carolina will be playing a basketball game Thursday night.
Look back at the Atlantic Coast Conference scoreboard from this season, and one finds a startlingly high number of blowouts within the conference. Clemson beats Florida State by 21. Florida State beats Wake Forest by 24. Duke pummels Virginia, Maryland and Wake. North Carolina beats Georgia Tech by 21, and destroys the Seminoles by 48.
One of those classified ads in the Chronicle this morning under "Tickets Needed"?? Yeah, that's mine.
Steamrolling the competition at their respective matches, the men's and women's tennis teams left a swath of destruction on their way to victories in the Atlantic Coast Conference Coaches' Indoors tournament this weekend.
GREENSBORO - This one was over before it started.
It wasn't Picasso, but-just barely-it worked.
Not everybody can average 0.8 points and 0.4 rebounds per game for an entire basketball season and describe the experience as "completely a dream come true."
The men's golf team finished with two even-par rounds and ended up 10th at the Matlock Collegiate Classic in Lakeland, Fla., last weekend.
The men in the Atlantic Coast Conference have had a great season, but their sisters aren't doing too badly, either.
