Duke will look to benefit from loss
By Tim Visutipol | January 14, 2011It’s been almost two years since Duke lost two games in a row. Tomorrow night, the Blue Devils will try to make sure that the number stays the same.
It’s been almost two years since Duke lost two games in a row. Tomorrow night, the Blue Devils will try to make sure that the number stays the same.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Duke’s loss to a big Florida State squad highlighted a weakness that other ACC teams could try to exploit in the coming weeks.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — If you can’t take the heat, get out of the way of Derwin Kitchen.
Five years ago, Florida State shocked No. 1 Duke in a thrilling one point game at the Donald L. Tucker Center.
Since Maryland topped Duke March 3rd, the Blue Devils had reeled off 24 straight wins.
In its ACC opener Jan. 2 against Miami, Duke managed a 74-63 victory against a Hurricanes team that staged a strong second half performance.
Duke got all it could handle when Maryland came to town Sunday night.
In its ACC home opener, the No. 3 Blue Devils edged out No. 14 Maryland by seven points—and much of that victory came from a 7-0 run made in the last two minutes of play.