Cheek compensates for struggling offense
By Archith Ramkumar | December 10, 2007Playing in the Maggie Dixon Classic, held to promote awareness about sudden cardiac arrest, Duke was playing as if its own offensive heartbeat was fluttering.
Playing in the Maggie Dixon Classic, held to promote awareness about sudden cardiac arrest, Duke was playing as if its own offensive heartbeat was fluttering.
With a chance to seal the game at the free-throw line, Carrem Gay didn't let her memory drift back to the last time Duke faced Rutgers.
When Duke head coach Joanne P. McCallie described a team as physical, scrappy and gritty Thursday, she was not talking about Rutgers.
At her introductory press conference in April, a reporter asked newly-hired head coach Joanne P. McCallie about playing Texas, former head coach Gail Goestenkors' new team. Her answer was somewhat...
Abby Waner did not look like the player who had missed four consecutive games and then struggled to return to form over the previous two contests.
After the Blue Devils erased a 15-point first-half deficit against Penn State Sunday night to tie the game with 8.9 seconds left, Karima Christmas had a chance to give No. 11 Duke a one-point lead...
The last time the Blue Devils dropped two consecutive games by double-digits, Hanson was still on the radio.
The main page of Vanderbilt's athletics website was completely black Wednesday, except for a large banner of bolded white-and-gold print that read "Beat Duke."
Just three days after returning from the Virgin Islands with their first loss of the season, the Blue Devils will hit the road once again Wednesday night to face 23rd-ranked Vanderbilt (5-1).
In head coach Joanne P. McCallie's rookie season, almost every game will provide a first for Duke.
New head coach Joanne P. McCallie got her career at Cameron Indoor Stadium off to a good start.
TAMPA - No Abby Waner, no problem for the Blue Devils. Even without last season's leading scorer, No. 10 Duke (2-0) took care of South Florida (1-1) in the ESPNU Women's Basketball Invitational at...
New head coach Joanne P. McCallie may be the most noticeable fresh face on the Blue Devils' bench, but she is not the only one. The former Michigan State coach brought assistants Al Brown and...
The Blue Devils take on South Florida in the ESPNU Women's Basketball Invitational tonight at 7 p.m., but their focus isn't on the event or even their opponent. Instead, the team needs to listen to...
With less than a minute to go, Emily and Abby Waner walked off the court in Magness Arena to a standing ovation from what seemed like a personal fan section for the former Colorado Miss Basketball...
Duke began Thursday night's matchup with Team Reebok hoping to work out some last-minute kinks before the official start of the season. With a dominating 88-56 finish, this team made one thing loud...
Newly-hired head coach Joanne P. McCallie will coach her first game as a Blue Devil tonight at 7 p.m., when Duke takes on Team Reebok in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
With seven minutes left in the inaugural women's Blue-White scrimmage, Abby Waner stole the ball from her older sister, Emily, and seemed poised for a breakaway.
Only months into her new job as head coach, Joanne P. McCallie is already making her mark at Duke. And she's doing it before even coaching a single game in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Both the men's and women's basketball teams kicked off the 2007-08 season over the weekend with their first official practices of the year.