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Commentary: Forget unselfishness, let athletic glory shine
By Ted Mann | April 21, 2004Here's a riddle for you jokers who can't pay attention on the last day of classes:.
Here's a riddle for you jokers who can't pay attention on the last day of classes:.
It was a thrilling weekend in Atlanta, as Duke survived two of its toughest tests of the season to advance to the Final Four. A few thoughts from I-85:.
ATLANTA -- Duke has a lot of experienced players it can turn to with the game on the line: senior captain and leader extraordinaire Chris Duhon, shooting guards J.J.
A sign in the crowd behind Marquette's bench read, "All the Pressure's on Duke," and for most of Tuesday night's second-round NCAA Tournament matchup between the top-seeded and first-ranked Blue...
The first half was winding to a close, and Duke's early stream of buckets had run dry.
If it hadn't already become clear in the previous two weeks, the Blue Devils discovered Wednesday night just how indispensable Luol Deng really is.
J.J. Redick couldn't help himself from breaking into a grin.
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