No. 12 Duke men's tennis exits NCAA tournament after third-consecutive loss to No. 5 Virginia
By Garrett Spooner | May 14, 2023Duke struggled to gain any sense of momentum against the Cavaliers, losing 4-0 amid rain delays and thunderstorms.
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Duke struggled to gain any sense of momentum against the Cavaliers, losing 4-0 amid rain delays and thunderstorms.
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