Harding's presence sparks Duke
By Andrew Yaffe | March 3, 2006Lindsey Harding, the Blue Devils' starting point guard and proverbial coach on the floor, has brought a new level of energy to Duke this season that was missing a year ago.
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Lindsey Harding, the Blue Devils' starting point guard and proverbial coach on the floor, has brought a new level of energy to Duke this season that was missing a year ago.
Coleman has assumed a starring role on the young but talented Terrapins. Coleman has averaged 14.6 points per game and has racked up many awards of late, as she was named ACC Rookie of the Year and...
Although national attention usually focuses on the dominance of the ACC's perennial men's basketball powerhouses like Duke, North Carolina and Maryland, this March the hype has shifted to their...
Now entering postseason play, the No. 2 Blue Devils are hoping to get their hands on the trophy again-this time, for keeps.
But it is a different kind of first-year member that is making an immediate and significant impact on the Duke women's basketball team. Assistant coach Tia Jackson is in her first season with the...
The Duke women's basketball team topped the NCAA charts for the second consecutive season, leading Division I schools in blocked shots with a team total of 208 in the regular season. Led by junior...
Playing with older girls again this year at Duke, Waner has been asked to assume the role of a complementary player on a team primed to make a run at the Final Four.
On a play that could have helped propel Duke (25-2, 12-2 in the ACC) to its first win against the Tar Heels (26-1, 13-1) in five tries and a regular-season ACC championship, Currie air-balled the...
There's something about North Carolina that gives Duke fits. Maybe it's the tension of the Tobacco Road rivalry. Maybe it's the Tar Heels' high-pressure defense. Maybe it's just UNC's fiery guard...
With a win against the North Carolina Saturday, the Blue Devils can secure the ACC regular season championship along with the top seed in the ACC tournament.
the top-ranked Blue Devils routed Virginia Tech, 93-51, on Senior Night Wednesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The Blue Devils are not only ready for North Carolina. They are ready for the NCAAs.
In an effort to draw more attention to the women's basketball team, the Panhellenic Association has taken part in an effort to garner support by bringing its member sororities out to Cameron Indoor...
Top-ranked Duke will honor its three seniors when it takes on Virginia Tech tonight in the last home game of the season.
The senior scored 13 points and shot 10-for-10 from the free-throw line in the second overtime to finish the game with a school-record 43. Her effort lifted Duke (24-1, 12-1 in the ACC) to a 99-93...
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - When Monique Currie scored just two points against Virginia Feb. 10, the worst offensive output of her career, freshman guard Abby Waner said she was not worried about Currie's...
The Blue Devils have relied on Foley for more than a laugh or two over lexical differences like calling her jersey a "singlet" and her locker a "cupboard." In fact, the senior has evolved into an...
The No. 1 Blue Devils (23-1, 10-1 in the ACC) fought back from a 10-point second-half deficit to beat Maryland (22-3, 9-2), 90-80, Monday night in Cameron Indoor Stadium in a matchup of the...
Monique Currie came out of the gate firing Monday night, driving the ball to the basket on Duke's first two possessions. It took the rest of the Blue Devils well into the second half, however, to...
With Monique Currie suffering through an off game in which she only managed two points and had five turnovers, Duke needed another player to step up. Senior Mistie Williams came to the rescue,...