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I MONDAY, JANUARY 12,2004

DUKE 79

UNC

No. 13 UNC

DUKE

Tarheels

(13-2, 3-1)

(13-1,4-0)

Blue Devils

Catherine Sullivan Game

Commentary

Currie

explodes UNC

vs. After

Duke’s

win

Thursday

high

coach

words of

praise

Currie.

guard Monique

“Alana Beard and Iciss Tillis but

Currie is the

Monique

said.

“She’s

she

makes

filled with

team

but

and

words of

High

Currie

billing

and gets high think

tougher

offensively.” for

praise than

victory

player

All Americans,

high school

1 Duke’s 79-57

much

lived

Sunday, playing

and

aggressive,

never

Duke

defensively

team,

special,

she Just attacks. I gets low;

never

that

are

x-factor,’’Joseph

she’s

tough,

she’s hard nosed. She

over

head

Jacket

had

MaChelleJoseph for Blue Devil

last

Yellow

Tech,

Georgia

the

role in No.

key

archrival North

over

Carolina. The

while

assists

native scored

15 rebounds and

grabbed

five

out

D.C.

Washington,

points,

playing

dished

game-high,

hard-nosed 38 minutes.

“Monique head

coach

was

warrior for

Gail

Goestenkors

us,” said.

Duke

(Top left) Alana Bead

“She ment on

was

physically

hit

big

shots for

1 think, she it

cause

got

was

Currie

tough

the

big

this game. She

was

especially when

from the field, she

dominant in

be-

2-for-2

was

points

the

hit 6-of-9

from

during

came

the

at-

Devils

North

IT'S

ADVOCATE

basketball vs.

fensive

two

buckets of

STATISTICAL LEADERS points:

beard, 22 beard, currie,

rebounds:

missed

steals: harding,

Duke

then she

advantage smooth

move

basket in

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RUN TO

CLOSE OUT

THE

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kets and I

was

taking

open

“They

were

just

ended

wanted

that when I tage of Currie size

and

should] ball

they

HELP US we

coi

great

Mistie Bass

bit.

bring

play

US,

during as

run,

the

bit.

[Maybe

against

mage for

us,

and

thought

bothered

should]

time

Slyvia

big,

you. I

lot,”

you

‘They’re

bodies

in the football

team

bring scrim-

and that will

help

play [Duke].”

offensively

North

Carolina

point guard Ivory with

but

the

was

physical

finish,

points

and

Tar

Heels

for

freshman

Latta the

team

steals,

three hurt

their

comeback late

game

both

teams

from

fought

the floor. Goestenkors

she

was

AND THAT WILL

FOR THE NEXT TIME

[Duke]."

very

rebounding

Blue Devils

out

with

pleased effort,

Carolina 50-40.

Currie, who

scoring she

all

10-game losing

was

Duke’s

primary

rience

of her

points,

was

“[Duke]

the game

streak

the

privelge

Devils

she

This is what

continues her

a tom

ACL last

come-

season.

crowd, especially

the

student section,

seemed

en-

than worthwhile.

great, great team,”

Hatchell said. “It’s

15 rebounds for the Blue

The

Blue Devils, Hatchell said the expe-

grabbed as

further and further

her team’s poor finish

Despite and

threat in the first half when

netted

per-

their shots

wound down.

the

rebounded North

selec-

than 28 as

away from the basket

the foot-

less

shooting

from the field

kept moving

BOTH-

[Maybe

tion, cent

half with shot

for rebounds and loose balls in the

THOUGHT THE

MAYBE

second

air and

ergetic PAGE 7

physical play maybe

the

scored

ensuing

the Blue Devils

the ball inside

back from

Tar Heel defenders, b>

reached

only

bodies

said.

they put

UNC HEAD COACH SYLVIA HaTCHELL

SEE X-FACTOR ON

did

put

TEAM TO SCRIMMAGE

AGAINST

;

Hatchell

penetration defensively.

team’s

may have h

advantage

YOU.

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take

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switching

usually

cre-

pitch

North Carolina head coach

the

vice

men’s games.

chances

said

during

and

atmosphere

Cameron

and

all game,

staying noisy an

and limited the Tar Heels’ dribble

VERBATIM

BODIES

in-

executing.”

of her 18

lot

going

players

start to

shots,” O

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the offensive end

dot

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action

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shut them down

pounded

a row.

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smaller

when

on a

in those last minutes, and

16-0 Duke

team

rest

defensive

get

stepped

just

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stops,”

want to

job

eight

ST.

lockerroom with

reach the ball.

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and

basically

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in ft

her

sent

the

goal

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muscled her way

put

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off

three-point

you

have

you

tensity

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Currie

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a ball with scraps for

feed off the

page 1

allowing

not

defensive

got

think we stops. I currie, 15

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rebound

in vain

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run,

2nd

remaining,

struggling

of the way.

said.

unc

sophomore’s

BY to

Latta

responded,

“We

assists:

After

performance; (top) Vicki Krapohl

from The Chronicle

North Carolina field

CATI

free-

the half.

Devils’ lead

horde of Tar Heels; (left) Mistie Bass takes

ating

momentum-building

Duke’s final

including

runs,

redshirt

versa,

women’s

stellar

the

throw line.

Many

phenom Ivory

WOMEN

she scored all of her

went on

during

everything.”

she missed her first shot

points. Although

and

UNC freshman

goes up among

importantly,

rebounds for

battle inside for

opening half,

tempts

but

us,

the floor

ers

play as

this.

Every

lose sometime

No.

playing 1

like this.

coach and

what you live for,

honor and

game

play-

games

going

another.”

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MONDAY, JANUARY 12,2004 I 5

DUKE 93

UVA

No. 2 DUKE Blue Devils

VIRGINIA

(12-1,2-0)

Cavaliers

(10-3,0-2)

Devils overwhelm Cavaliers Robert Samuel

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Va.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Brown

pushed

throws

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foul number three, and

his

acquire

third

Smith

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how

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some

serious coach

half

Cameron Indoor Stadium

that included

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the

went on to

18-8

Daniel

run,

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for the

“Because

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intensity

outcome-changing

their “We

started

around the

eight-minute

was

the greatest

run.

penetration

said.

No. 2 Duke

Thursday, 9 p.m. Cameron Indoor Stadium

defensive

Krzyzewski

% •Jt

points

Krzyzewski

he felt the Blue Devils’

No. 4 Wake

and

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each scored six run,

No. 2 Duke

Slate

Thursday, 9 p.m.

Duke’s 93-71 defeat of

Cavaliers.

Deng

N.C.

said.

lineup

keyed

catalyst

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head

reserves

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during

later JJ. Redick would

three-pointers

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first 12 minutes.

game’s

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Cavalier

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ball-penetration

for No. 2 Duke

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half, things

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center

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Virginia’s

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way.

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college

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his

current

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a rut

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game and to

bounds,

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potential

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that.

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higher

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make it

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if his offensive and defensive prowess would ent

level

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chemistry.

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from

the

game in the When

midway through

court.

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the

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first

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SCORING

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UNC

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attempt that

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from the

to zero.

OF THAT

TO GET

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a re-

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the half with

clock, Deng charged

same

ran

missing

ended

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offense, Deng

that bolstered Duke’s lead

three minutes

seconds

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away

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helped

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offense.

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steals:

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the

of the

game

left

Duke

with him for the

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minutes

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rebounds;

duhon,

relaxed mindset.”

shortcomings, Krzyzewski

to see

buzzer-beating

half, Deng

intensity at

testing

court,

get

question

STATISTICAL LEADERS

following

throws

assists:

teammate;

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almost

surprisingly tough

his

confidence that the latter would

and

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want to

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the end of the half, and

after the 6-foot-

last. The

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pair

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the confrontationwith his

ally show through.

played

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ahead 30-28. put Virginia

in the middle

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turnovers

accus-

against

Deng

vulnerability

In the first

Brown

half.

of play

Deng

had touched it

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eight

guy for

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roll

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the floor.

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found

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the ball

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perimeter.”

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figure points.

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against

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observe

how

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team

coach to

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competed

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the

since

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for

competition

last outdoor

place

Duke for

with

record

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that

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high jumper

first

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that

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also

and

jump,

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impressive

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King.

good

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finished

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record

men’s

competition by placing

the

mark

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are

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finishing

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second half.”

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freshman,”

growing pains....

some

—Duke’s

done—he nonetheless

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points

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were

mind and the minds of his

own

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61-45.

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4 p.m. Wednesday

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just

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some

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quality,”

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face in

problems

years, Duke —notably in

excellence

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of Medicine and in

and in the Pratt School—has been

the

to create teams

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water resources

and

quality professor

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he said.

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carbon and

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the school’s

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has

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members said.

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role in the school’s future, many facul-

important

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change.

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the

promote

said

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interna-

discussions about

considered in

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new

for

said he

Baker,

are

sional students would allow the Nicholas School

pete

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he said.

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costs

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