FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — After the first quarter of Sunday’s game, Duke found itself down 3-1 and had been outshot by the Fighting Irish 13 to six.
Head coach John Danowski and his coaching staff didn’t decide on their starting goalie until nearly midnight before Duke’s quarterfinal matchup against Notre Dame.
A lot can happen in two weeks without games—seniors took their final exams of college and goalie Dan Wigrizer even suffered a concussion in practice.
After Duke fell to Maryland in the ACC championship game, it couldn’t hurt to get a confidence boost going into the NCAA Tournament.
It’s tough to score when you don’t have the ball. The Blue Devils learned that lesson the hard way Sunday.
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After losing its last two matches against ranked opponents, the regular season finale versus Virginia loomed large on Duke’s schedule.
It wasn’t always pretty, but the Blue Devils made key adjustments to guide themselves to victory in their 13-11 triumph over ACC foe Virginia.
Coming off two losses against the last two ranked opponents it has faced, No. 9 Duke is looking for some much needed confidence against the streaking Cavaliers.
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Playing at a neutral site for the second week in a row, Duke came away with a similar unfavorable result as the team fell to Denver in Bethpage, N.Y. Saturday, 12-9.
![Christian Walsh [left] and Jordan Wolf [right] comprise a dynamic freshman duo that has combined for 33 goals this season.](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/dtc/551c8c73-a689-431d-8dd2-85af9a195ec2.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=220&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format&dpr=1.5)
With the team off to a slow start after two straight defeats, head coach John Danowski decided to switch freshman Jordan Wolf and Christian Walsh from midfielders to attackers.
After falling into an 8-1 hole in the game’s first 20 minutes, Duke nearly managed a comeback against No. 1 Syracuse (8-0) last night.
This Sunday’s game between Duke and Syracuse features two traditional powerhouse lacrosse programs: The winners of the past three national championships and two of the top three teams in the country.