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The Blue Devils had more turnovers than field goals Sunday afternoon.
Coming in at No. 8: Duke women’s basketball star Haley Gorecki becomes a premier player on the national level and etches her name in the Blue Devil record books.
It felt like you were watching a live-action remake of the David and Goliath gone wrong.
The Blue Devils have showed promise after their worst season in over a decade, but how will they stack up against their conference competition?
Morale might be low around Duke's campus due to finals week, but a victory Sunday afternoon gave the Blue Devils a reason to smile.
Duke fans came to Cameron Indoor Stadium Sunday afternoon to watch the Haley Gorecki show and were treated to a dominant performance not just from Gorecki, but from the Blue Devils as a whole.
Down by two with a minute to go, all Duke had to do was make one more possession count to come away from Lincoln, Neb., with a victory Wednesday night.
As people recovered from their hearty Thanksgiving meals, Duke continued to feast against Penn Friday.
In their last game before Thanksgiving, the Blue Devils can be thankful that Haley Gorecki was there to pour in 14 points in one quarter when the Blue Devils needed it Wednesday night.
Leaonna Odom’s versatility as a ball-handler, scorer and distributor was showcased throughout her team’s 99-85 victory.
Duke and Troy had their own war of attrition Sunday afternoon.
After a rough game against Northwestern last Sunday, the Blue Devils' leading scorer turned in perhaps the best night of her career against Idaho State.
Gorecki could not be stopped Thursday.
Duke fell hard to the Wildcats due to a sloppy second half.
Although the Blue Devils held the Wildcats to just six points in the second quarter, Northwestern’s combined 48-15 advantage in the first and third quarters allowed the Wildcats to pull away in the second half.
The mirror-image Duke and Northwestern programs will meet in Cameron Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m.
Graduate student Haley Gorecki led the Blue Devils with 15 points, while senior Leonna Odom put up 13 and sophomore Miela Goodchild added 12 points of her own.
If Duke is to reach its potential in the 2019-2020 season, improving outside the friendly confines of Cameron Indoor Stadium is key.
Duke was outscored 46-28 in the second half, getting thoroughly out-rebounded and never finding an answer for star Aggie point guard Chennedy Carter.
The Aggies come into the season with high expectations, coming off a 26-10 season in which the Aggies reached the Sweet Sixteen.
