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Trio of sophomores ready to step up for Duke
By Kevin Lees | July 24, 2002Carl Franks has had his share of bad luck in his first three years coaching the football team.
Carl Franks has had his share of bad luck in his first three years coaching the football team.
Duke basketball currently rests in a state of flux: the balance of power between the men1s and women1s basketball programs has temporarily shifted. While the men must reload, the women reign supreme.
Late in February, Duke assistant Chris Collins traveled to Minnesota to watch a player by the name of Kris Humphries, who had begun receiving increasing attention from colleges like Arizona,...
One of the candidates for the recently vacated starting quarterback job, Chris Wispelwey, was charged with driving while impaired as well as three other misdemeanor counts Sunday, July 14 at 2:08 a.m.
On June 23, Chronicle Sports Editor Paul Doran sat down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with men1s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski. Here are excerpts from that discussion:.
North Carolina coach Jenny Slinguff Levy hoisted the ACC championship trophy high Sunday afternoon after the Tar Heels won the ACC Tournament with an 11-10 victory over seven-time defending...
Just when it seemed like the men's golf team was peaking, everything came crashing down this weekend when the Blue Devils finished last at the ACC Championships with a three-round total of 14-over...
It wasn't enough that Duke garnered its first-ever national ranking two weeks ago.
The baseball team (19-22, 1-11 in the ACC) had a chance to defeat the top-ranked Clemson Tigers (34-5, 10-2) in each of its three matchups, but eventually faltered in all of the games.
When it rains, it pours.
Last night I had to do one of the hardest things of my life.
In a polar shift from running the table in conference play, the men's tennis team was demolished 4-0 by the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the semifinals of the ACC Championship at the Millbrook...
Isolated behind the Virginia goal with under a minute to play in a thrilling ACC Tournament final tied 13-13, Duke's Terrence Keaney saw his defender pause.
The women's golf team coasted to its seventh consecutive ACC championship Sunday, as all five of its golfers finished in the top seven in the tournament.
RALEIGH -- When North Carolina's Kate Pinchbeck's winner sailed by Duke's Amanda Johnson, the ACC champion Tar Heels stormed the court and erupted in cheers.
The men's and women's track teams went into this weekend's ACC Championships knowing that a first-place finish was unrealistic.
The fifth-ranked Duke women's tennis team (21-3, 8-0 in the ACC) triumphed over seventh-ranked North Carolina (19-4, 7-1) 5-2.
With the spring season drawing to a close, the men's golf team is playing its best golf of the year.
In the shadow of Touchdown Jesus, the women's lacrosse team put on an effort this weekend that would have made Knute Rockne proud.