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Dock-less Duke will get ugly
By Michael Mueller | March 1, 2005Another day, another Blue Devil injury.
Another day, another Blue Devil injury.
I love my job at The Chronicle because I get to travel. That’s the big perk.
Against Wake Forest Saturday, Shavlik Randolph played three minutes, scored no points and committed one foul.
The Cameron Crazies have taken a lot of crap in recent years. To be honest, they deserve it.
I’m tired of hearing how great Raymond Felton is.
Here’s some bad news: Duke’s lack of depth, exacerbated by several injuries, is being exploited with alarming regularity.
When I wrote my column two weeks ago, I was expecting a lot of hate mail.
Sean Dockery used to be a liability in Duke’s set offense.
Despite losing expected starters Luol Deng and Shaun Livingston to the NBA, Duke has managed to accumulate a 16-1 record and a share of first place in the ACC, the most competitive conference in...
I’ve had it with the BCS system.
Join me momentarily on a brief journey into the past—10 days into the past to be exact—to a cold Saturday night, 30 minutes prior to Duke’s 8 p.m. tip-off against Virginia.
Fifteen wins and no losses has lifted Duke to the No. 2 ranking, but the team’s résumé isn’t jaw-dropping.
It is tough to be the most celebrated program in college basketball.
For at least the past five years, the members of the student section at Michigan State, which is known as the “Izzone,” have campaigned that they, and not Duke’s Cameron Crazies,...
It’s finally that time of year again.
With one game to go, the football team has compiled eight wins and 38 losses in my time at Duke.
In the recruiting world today, hype is everything.
The tides of Duke basketball may be turning.
When the Washington Redskins lost to the Green Bay Packers a couple weeks ago, Democrats felt quite certain their candidate would oust Dubya from the White House.
With the severe problems the Blue Devils had containing Emeka Okafor during last year’s national semifinal and with the obvious lack of depth in the post this year, it is apparent how much...