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Number crunch reminiscent of '02 Final Four team
By Patrick Byrnes | March 3, 2005Eight was enough.
Eight was enough.
This Thursday Cameron will be loud as ever as the quietest star of the Mike Krzyzewski era plays his last game on his home campus.
The Associated Press named it’s 2004-2005 All-ACC women’s basketball teams Tuesday.
President Richard Brodhead, who came to Duke in July after serving as Dean of Yale College, sat down with Chronicle Sports Editor Jake Poses last month to discuss issues in collegiate athletics and...
Duke received scores above the national average for nearly all of its teams according to the initial academic progress rates released by the NCAA Monday.
Heading into the 10th inning, the men’s baseball team and Elon are tied 8-8, and it’s been that way for a week.
In last year’s game against Virginia Military Institute, highly touted freshman Matt Danowski tallied seven points as Duke won, 18-11.
The Blue Devils played their best round of the Puerto Rico Classic Tuesday, but it was not enough to help the team climb up the leaderboard.
On the first day of the Puerto Rico Classic, the men’s golf team posted three solid scores but had to put a 78 on the team scorecard, leaving the Blue Devils 14 strokes off the pace.
Another day, another Blue Devil injury.
The men’s lacrosse team has spent the early part of its season trying to execute its run-and-gun offense against teams desperately trying to slow the game down.
“It’s a good day for Duke football.”.
After a 13-3 win Friday and an 8-6 loss Saturday, the Duke baseball team fought its way to a gritty 3-2 victory over Army at Jack Coombs Field Sunday afternoon.
Scoring points in 12-of-21 events but never placing higher than seventh, the men’s swimming and diving team came in ninth out of 10 teams at the ACC Championships this weekend.
NEW YORK — Lee Melchionni was the only one awake for the start of Saturday’s matinee at Madison Square Garden, but it was enough for a Blue Devil victory.
With the ACC regular season title on the line, the Duke women’s basketball team collapsed at Cameron Sunday night against North Carolina.
When it was all over, little Ivory Latta stood in front of a television camera and did a variation of the running man.
NEW YORK — “I mean, they’re only human,” head coach Mike Krzyzewski said after Saturday’s win over St. John’s.
When Duke and Maryland-Baltimore County emerged from the locker rooms at halftime, all the noise was coming from the Retrievers’ side of field.
In their first true test of the young season, the fourth-ranked Blue Devils jumped out to an early lead and held on down the stretch to defeat conference foe No. 7 Maryland Saturday, 10-7.