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Duke's field hockey team is reeling from a subpar season, the loss of its two All-Americans and a pandemic. Can a youth movement capitalize on a shortened season?
With the team's two upperclassmen forced to live off campus, the Blue Devils will expect incoming freshmen Phoebe Brinker and Anne Chen to adapt quickly without veteran guidance.
Hurt and Moore are officially returning to Durham.
The Chronicle takes a look back at men's basketball's 2019-20 season, and what could've happened had it not been abruptly cut short.
At 6 p.m. Saturday, No. 12 Duke will take on a sub-.500 North Carolina squad in its regular season finale.
The Chronicle's survey reveals how students feel about one-and-done players, general admission ticket sales and even the concessions at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Williamson, Jones, Quinn Cook and more former Blue Devils made surprise appearances in Durham. Both the current squad and the Cameron Crazies couldn't get enough of them.
Without the high-flying Cassius Stanley, the Blue Devils failed to pull away from the Irish. However, Duke's offense was sparked by an unexpected source.
A win against the Irish won't inspire a bench burning, but the Blue Devils might need to borrow a blowtorch to subdue a volatile Notre Dame squad.
The sophomore will take office April 22, Duke's last day of classes.
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