SPORTS
Soccer teams strike impressive tone in ACC
By Harold Gutmann | September 18, 2000The chips were down.
The chips were down.
It's funny how one dropped ball can make such a difference in a game. Saturday night, the Duke football team lost to the Virginia Cavaliers 26-10, but it could have easily been a different story.
The Blue Devils lost, again.
Duke field hockey has finally turned the corner.
Hurricane season is finally here!.
Indiana president Myles Brand wasn't the only one making waves in Hoosierland this week.
Athletes are creatures of habit.
EVANSTON, Ill. - The place and the opponent may have changed, but the result was eerily familiar for the football team this weekend.
Mired in a three-game slide following a string of strenuous road games, the Blue Devils couldn't have picked a less friendly destination than Norfolk, Va.
It is safe to say that the men's cross country team's performance this weekend at the Fordham invitational was a resounding success.
CHAPEL HILL - While the Duke women's soccer team is always happy with a win, their victory over a mediocre Oregon team in the Nike Carolina Classic Friday night left much to be desired.
EVANSTON, Ill. - After his team's 38-0 opening-week loss to East Carolina, Duke coach Carl Franks probably thought his team couldn't go from bad to worse.
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If there are any lingering effects from a disappointing opening weekend in Connecticut, the men's soccer team (2-2) did not show them as it trounced Long Island and Butler this weekend to win the...
The volleyball team played three matches in little over 24 hours this weekend, but the team didn't get too much of a workout, as it swept three guests in straight games in the Duke Classic.
The women's field hockey team traveled to St. Louis this weekend to participate in the Big 10/ACC Challenge and find out how it measures up against out-of-conference competition.
Maybe the women's soccer team should schedule all of their games on the road.
Try as I might, there's no kind way to spin what took place Saturday evening at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Even though Krista Dill was playing her first collegiate volleyball matches, you never would have known it by her performance this weekend.
With two upset losses to start the season on opening weekend, the men's soccer team (No. 1 Soccer America, No.