‘DOMINANT’
By Steven Slywka | January 27, 2011There would be no need for an epic comeback this time.
There would be no need for an epic comeback this time.
Sunday’s slow start against N.C. State nearly cost No. 3 Duke its undefeated record, but last night’s game against Clemson game could not have started more differently.
Although the husky may be the most feared animal in women’s college basketball, it’s critical to remember that a tiger can still maul you if you’re not paying attention.
Tyler Thornton is a point guard. Nolan Smith is not. Fully taking advantage of Smith’s considerable talents might be as simple as realizing that.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Smith, Singler… Kelly?
For Georgia Tech’s visit to Durham on Friday, 32 was an unlucky number. The Yellow Jackets committed 32 turnovers, pulled down a mere 32 rebounds to the Blue Devils’ 45 and lost to No. 3 Duke 69-32
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Saturday against Wake Forest, Kyle Singler and Nolan Smith played as well as advertised.
RALEIGH, N.C. — Down 20 points on the road with just 19 minutes remaining, it looked like a listless Duke team was spiraling towards its first loss of the season.
Coming off their most complete game of the year, the No. 4 Blue Devils have good reason to be confident when they take on Wake Forest Saturday.
Duke, hoping to keep its undefeated record intact, faces off against a Georgia Tech squad still unbeaten in the ACC tonight.
RALEIGH, N.C.—For the first time in the post-Kyrie era, it was all about the post players.