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Bison push Duke to the brink in OT opener
By Danny Vinik | February 15, 2010Two weeks ago, it was senior Max Quinzani saving Duke from defeat. On Saturday, it was junior Zach Howell.
Two weeks ago, it was senior Max Quinzani saving Duke from defeat. On Saturday, it was junior Zach Howell.
Although they might not have accomplished all they desired in their five years at Duke, midfielder Brad Ross and defenseman Ryan McFadyen were two integral forces in making the program a lacrosse...
Attackman Ned Crotty, who led the NCAA in assists and points this year, announced last week he will exercise his fifth year of eligibility and return to Duke for the 2009-2010 season. Crotty won...
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - If the Blue Devils were already six feet under when the scoreboard hit 14-6 at the end of the third period of Syracuse's 17-7 whitewashing of Duke, the shovel that dug Duke's...
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The third trip to the Final Four was not the charm for No. 3 Duke. In fact, Saturday's national semifinal was arguably the worst performance in the Blue Devils' 29-game...
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - With 9:55 left in the fourth quarter of Sunday's NCAA tournament quarterfinal, the No. 3 Blue Devils led No. 6 North Carolina, 12-8, and had an opportunity to all but seal the win....
Neither a 25-minute rain delay nor Navy's typically stingy defense could slow down Duke Saturday night. Under the lights in a muddy Koskinen Stadium, the No. 3 Blue Devils jumped all over the...
CHAPEL HILL - At no point Sunday did head coach John Danowski think it was going to be easy for Duke to win the ACC championship. It had to play North Carolina at Kenan Stadium, a site as neutral...