Almost any day, nine two-out RBIs will do the trick. Just to be sure, though, Louisville relievers threw four perfect innings to claim the rubber match against Duke.
Duke snapped a seven-game skid in ACC play with a 2-1 win against the No. 5 Cardinals, ending Louisville's 14-game ACC winning streak in the process.
The Blue Devils return to conference play at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park this weekend when they host the No. 5 Cardinals.
The Blue Devil offense put up 17 runs and carried the team to two victories Tuesday and Wednesday, snapping the team's seven-game losing streak.
For the Blue Devils, the end of practice signals the beginning of a new workout—yoga.
Duke saw its losing streak hit seven after a tough weekend against No. 12 Miami, but will try and right the ship with a midweek nonconference matchup against Davidson.
After losing pitchers Michael Matuella and Nick Hendrix to season-ending injuries this past week, a matchup against 12th-ranked Miami is not what Duke was hoping for.
The Blue Devils will have to deal with the loss of two top pitchers as they head to Coral Gables, Fla., for a weekend series against the No. 12 Hurricanes.
Considered a top MLB draft prospect, Matuella will miss the remainder of the season
After being swept by Boston College last weekend, the Blue Devils came out firing against Campbell. The only problem—the Camels fired back.
The Blue Devils host a solid Campell squad Tuesday evening, hoping to bounce back after being swept by Boston College this weekend.
The Blue Devils headed north to face off against Boston College this weekend but unfortunately for Duke, no one told the offense.
Record snowfall in Boston this winter has forced this weekend's series between the Blue Devils and Eagles to Newark, Del.
Ted Cruz made headlines at Liberty Monday, but the following afternoon the Blue Devils stole the show and cruised to a season sweep.
Riding the momentum of perhaps their biggest win of the season, the Blue Devils will look to keep the ball rolling in a midweek reprieve from conference play.
Andy Perez wore out opposing pitchers by going 12-for-23 with six RBIs and a pair of home runs this week, culminating in a walk-off single Sunday afternoon.
The battle needed extra innings to be decided, and the Blue Devils came within inches of coming back to beat Pittsburgh but couldn’t quite complete the rally.
Duke got a clutch three-run homer from second baseman Andy Perez and a solid performance from its pitching staff to take Friday's series opener.
The Blue Devils have lost just one non-conference game all season, but the ACC has been less friendly so far.
Trailing by two, Duke answered with four runs in the third inning and exploded for six more in the fourth to do more than just claw past the Lions.
