Duke falls to No. 4
By Sports Staff | January 18, 2011To no one’s surprise, Duke lost its No. 1 spot in college basketball’s national polls Tuesday.
To no one’s surprise, Duke lost its No. 1 spot in college basketball’s national polls Tuesday.
Head coach Mike Krzyzewski said during his postgame press conference Saturday that experience always leads to growth, even when that experience may have been a bad first half or a demoralizing loss.
Tomorrow’s home basketball game will feature something never done before at Duke or any other NCAA school.
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.