Sports

Vignesh Nathan
Michael Naclerio : Duke recovered from its upset loss against Boston College in a big way Monday with a rout of rival North Carolina, and some students celebrated with a small-scale bonfire.
No. 8 Duke dismantled No. 18 North Carolina Monday, rolling to a 79-51 win in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Rebounding off a tough road loss to Boston College, Duke put on an electrifying performance for the 6,902 fans in attendance as the Blue Devils stalled the ACC’s leading offensive squad and dominated on their own offensive possessions.
Ben Cohen
Pete Kiehart
I was in the Dean Dome the last time Duke won there—the last time Duke beat North Carolina anywhere, actually—and even though the win is only two years old, it seems a long time ago.
Nicholas Schwartz
Starting in March, Duke’s star midfielder will take to the professional pitch in preseason training camp with the Saint Louis Athletica, a founding member of the newly created Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) league.
Nicholas Schwartz
The Blue Devils, after struggling down the stretch last week in Chestnut Hill, responded with their best defensive showing of the season against No. 18 North Carolina.

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