ALBUQUERQUE N.M. -- Coming out of a timeout with 11:54 remaining in the game, top-seeded Duke (34-1) trailed upset-minded Georgia (21-10) 44-41.
After a tough 4-3 road loss to No. 5 Florida March 26, the women's tennis team rebounded with an easy 6-1 win over Florida State Sunday afternoon.
Milli Vanilli once famously lip-synched, "Blame it on the rain.".
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- While humidity is nearly absent from the arid Albuquerque area, New Mexico was just too Mistie for the Georgia women's basketball team.
It was a busy weekend for track and field, as team members competed in events in three cities and on two different continents.
After struggling Friday to an 11-1 defeat, unable to hit against one of the best collegiate pitchers, the baseball team (13-15, 0-5 in the ACC) came back Saturday with a strong performance but...
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Dahntay Jones hoped that his fastbreak dunk off a Daniel Ewing pass would help to ignite a Duke run.
ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Fighting Irish threw their best punch at Arizona, but the Wildcats remained standing and struck back with a blow that sent Notre Dame reeling straight back to South Bend, Ind.
ANAHEIM, Calif. - As the men's basketball team found out the hard way, all good things come to an end.
Duke head coach Gail Goestenkors and her team may be reluctant to acknowledge it, but the sounds of "championship" are in the air.
The No. 1 women's (16-2) tennis team was narrowly upset by No. 5 Florida (17-2) yesterday in Gainsville, Fl., by a score of 4-3.
Duke baseball (13-13) handed the Davidson Wildcats (6-13) a rainy10-5 loss Wednesday at Jack Coombs Field in Durham, N.C.
Duke struggled to a tough 4-3 victory yesterday afternoon over No. 32 Wake Forest.
RALEIGH -- Word circulated quickly through Reynolds Coliseum prior to tipoff yesterday: Alana Beard's status in Duke's second round matchup against No.
RALEIGH -- In what was anticipated to be a battle between the nation's top defense and offense, the Blue Devils looked like they were the team carrying both these labels Tuesday evening.
Yesterday, the men's tennis team did what it has done unfailingly since 1996; heac coach Jay Lapidus' squad beat an ACC opponent.
Think your life is tough? Try being Mike Krzyzewski or one of the players on this year's men's basketball team.
After an impressive finish to the indoor season and a respite from training over spring break, the track teams asserted themselves at two in-state meets this past weekend.
On the strength of sophomore Saras Arasu's 6-4, 7-6 victory at No. 3 singles, the No. 4 women's tennis team continued its dominance of ranked opponents with a 4-3 squeaker over No.
