Duke football beaten by the best, not by themselves
By Mike Schreiner | October 29, 2012Duke’s road trip to Tallahassee started as the longest of shots—an away game against one of the nation’s best teams.
Duke’s road trip to Tallahassee started as the longest of shots—an away game against one of the nation’s best teams.
The Blue Devils conclude non-conference play against another easy foe in Memphis.
The team will once again try to shake the stigma of not reaching a bowl game since 1994.
When junior Lindy Duncan came to Duke, she brought with her a mechanically flawless swing but a tendency to let bad shots throw her off her game.
The Blue Devils’ top boat rode a wave of momentum Sunday to capture the their first race win since November.
Vanderbilt’s zone defense Tuesday night was no match for the Blue Devils.
No. 2 seed Duke began its NCAA tournament with a statement, bullying No. 15 seed Samford from start to finish en route to an 82-47 victory.
Freshman Elizabeth Williams was ordinary in her collegiate debut.