Duke finished in solo fifth with a team score of 15-over par. Junior Ethan Evans was the Blue Devils’ top individual finisher, riding a 5-under second round to fifth place overall.
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The Blue Devils finished in sixth place, one stroke behind Auburn and two behind Oklahoma. Leading the scoring for the Blue Devils was senior Kelly Chinn at 11-under 202, good enough for an individual fourth-place finish.
No. 2-seed Duke takes on Tobacco Road rival North Carolina in the Sweet 16 this afternoon. Check out a preview of head coach Courtney Banghart's squad.
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The Blue Devils ultimately finished second place posting a score of 853, good for 11-under. Duke was neck-and-neck with Alabama throughout most of the tournament, but a solid third-round performance gave the Blue Devils some separation on the board. Duke finished the weekend seven strokes behind the leader, Texas, who was able to manage the stronger winds well.
With only one game left in Duke men’s basketball's regular season, the Blue Devils travel to Chapel Hill for a rematch with North Carolina. The Chronicle previews the season-finale with an overview and three keys for Duke.
No. 3 Duke will travel to Madison Square Garden to take on a skidding Illinois squad. The Blue Zone has an overview of the Fighting Illini, along with a key stat, X-factor and three keys to a Blue Devil win.
Head coach Jamie Green has a lot of talent on his roster, so selecting the five to represent Duke at any given tournament will be no easy task. Duke men’s golf enters the 2025 season with hopes of earning an NCAA tournament bid and going deep when the season concludes in Carlsbad, Calif.
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