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A student of history, Duke football coach David Cutcliffe knows that adversity can give way to extraordinary accomplishments.
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Duke is planning a huge celebration of coach Mike Krzyzewski's 1,000th game with the Blue Devils and the 70th year of basketball at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
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The 2009-10 women's basketball season opens without the marquee names of the past four years. Gone are Duke's Abby Waner and North Carolina's Rashanda McCants and Maryland's duo of Marissa Coleman and Kristi Toliver.
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College basketball fans will be able to see top-ranked basketball recruit Harrison Barnes announce his school decision Friday - if they have ESPN-U.
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Fans of Duke, UNC and four other schools that remain finalists for the services of top-ranked senior recruit Harrison Barnes of Ames, Iowa, will learn his decision Friday.
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Following his team's 19-6 loss to rival North Carolina on Saturday, Duke senior defensive back Leon Wright spoke clearly about the impact of the game on the Blue Devils' season: "We know it's only bad if we don't build off of it.
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Before his team fell 19-6 to North Carolina on Saturday, Duke coach David Cutcliffe predicted that the Tar Heels' defense might present the scenario where neither running nor passing well would suffice.
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It was fitting that two players from North Carolina's defense got the Victory Bell first. Defensive end E.J. Wilson and cornerback Charlie Brown hopped on the rickety, spray-painted wagon for a celebratory ride after the Tar Heels rode their defense, and running back Ryan Houston, to a 19-6 victory over Duke.
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Tudor:
No one can accuse North Carolina and Duke football players of leaving their game faces in the locker room Saturday.
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DeCock:
If the North Carolina bench hadn't called time out, Ryan Houston might have. After carrying the ball on 10 out of 11 plays to get the Tar Heels within 3 yards of the goal line, he was gassed.
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Duke football coach David Cutcliffe dubbed North Carolina, "by far the best defense in our league."
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Tudor's take, a player to watch and other observations.
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