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Six weeks ago, the men's basketball team went down to Littlejohn Arena in Clemson, S.C., and faced one of the hottest teams in the country. That night, Clemson won its ninth consecutive game en route to opening the season with a 16-1 record, surging to a No. 2 national ranking and battling Wake Forest for the Atlantic Coast Conference lead.
Tye Hall may have been feeling nauseous Sunday, but she made the Maryland Terrapins feel much worse.
There are diamonds, and then there is cubic zirconium.
Duke used a 28-10 run early in the second half to turn a close game into a blowout as the Blue Devils routed the Davidson Wildcats, 85-58, in Cameron Indoor Stadium last night.
Not many basketball teams in the country can boast that they are returning seven starters. Not many teams stand on the brink of entering the group of elite teams in one of the toughest college basketball conferences in the country. Then again, not many teams are the Clemson Tigers.
Momentum can be a funny thing. Watch a team lose a close game, then lose two more badly. Watch a team come from behind in an exhilarating win, and suddenly there's no stopping it.
For the eighth consecutive time, today is the first day of the rest of the season for the football team.
The Duke women's volleyball team didn't need costumes to give Wake Forest a Halloween scare Thursday night as the Blue Devils pummeled the Demon Deacons, 3-0, in a conference game.
"Don't give up-don't ever give up."
Eight different players scored for the field hockey team and junior Cindy Breyer recorded a hat trick, as the Blue Devils rolled over Appalachian State, 10-0, on Tuesday night.
The Demon Deacons exacted revenge on the Blue Devils Thursday night on the East Campus Turf Fields.
Members of the men's and women's tennis teams got their first chance to test themselves against national competition this weekend at the Clay Court Nationals in Baltimore, Md. The results were mixed, but left both coaches with optimism about their teams' chances in the coming year.
It is the best of times, and it is the worst of times for Atlantic Coast Conference football this year.
