SPORTS
No Blue Devil drops any sets as women's tennis sweeps Michigan
By Ray Holloman | March 8, 1999History called for a Michigan win.
History called for a Michigan win.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - When the Maryland women's lacrosse team was preparing the menu for Friday night's game against Duke, it only needed to include one item: revenge-a dish best served cold.
CHARLOTTE - Make no mistake about it, when Trajan Langdon talked about the ACC tournament earlier last week, he had quite a different scenario drawn up for this weekend.
Before the season began, there was a lot of talk about who would replace John Fay's goal scoring on the men's lacrosse team.
CHARLOTTE - All season long Duke has been trying to return the basketball program to its levels of the early '90s.
While the majority of the student body sat in front of their televisions anxiously awaiting the start of the second half of the ACC title game, Duke pitcher Stephen Cowie was on the verge of making...
Ticket information is now in place for both the men's and women's basketball teams.
It was a record-setting weekend for the men's track team.
In a season characterized by near-triumphs and thorough losses, the Duke wrestling team's exhibition at the ACC tournament at University Hall in Charlottesville, Va., seemed to be decided by luck.
CHARLOTTE - Finally, when the Christian Laettners and Grant Hills return to Durham next fall for pickup ball, they won't be able to ask the current Blue Devils why they don't have any banners.
The women's basketball team might have found out it would get a chance to stay close to home yesterday, but the Blue Devils must deal with one house guest who's crashed more than its share of...
The Atlantic Coast Conference has been one of the toughest conferences in swimming all season.
Winning in baseball basically boils down to doing two things: you have to pitch well, and you have to hit the ball.
CHARLOTTE - Clemson's streak of three straight appearances in the ACC tournament finals and Duke's streak of two straight second-round exits may have foretold it.
Despite the heavy downpours yesterday, rain did not dampen the spirits of the sixth-ranked lacrosse team, as it won its second game of the season in convincing fashion.
CHAPEL HILL - This wasn't the way Ademola Okulaja expected to finish his career in the Smith Center.
CHAPEL HILL - Swagger. It's the buzz word of the year for these Blue Devils. And there was no better showing of swagger than Saturday night's 81-61 demolition of No.
CHAPEL HILL - And to think Shane Battier almost wasn't missed.
In the latest example of why Duke is clearly the best team in the country right now, Will Avery and the Blue Devils sparkled in the second half of their 81-61 rout over UNC.
Quality was certainly more important than quantity for the women's track team at the ECACs in Boston this weekend.