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is

the

“create

an

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Duke.

the McClendons, who donatedfunds and

tower

alcohol.” In contrast, the

implemented derage

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dents

bar

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on

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were no

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the risk of

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full-service bar,” he

REGISTRATION

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as

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alcohol

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part

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supported by

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released Chavis after the accident.

date is scheduled for who

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QUITE AN EXHIBITION Duke rolled

sport

over

St. Francis Xavier

Coach K tried out

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WINSTON-SALEM tied

at

hockey it

cost

in

two

the

the

score

the

half,

field

made a defensive mistake that

team

chance

a

With

second

advance

to

the finals of

to

the ACC Tournament for the second

con-

secutive year. minutes after

Eight Devils

(15-4)

back

Maryland (15-4)

the

halftime,

keep

to

forgot

an

Blue on

eye

who

Anja Boettcher,

had scored earlier

DUKE

2

MARYLAND

-3

in

the game. Mid-

fielder fante

ball the

down the field and from outside

the

Duke

de-

all alone

Boettcher collected it and

six

feet in front of the

she switched the

hand side and

ball

shot

sent a

Christy Morgan

The Blue Devils failed

head

leaving

and

eyed

coach

“They’re

talize

Bozman

teary-

team,”

they

able

were

defen-

key

some

to

capi-

it. I think if anyone watched the

on

second

any

three,

at

dangerous

“We made

mistakes, and

score

after the game.

good

a

goalie

3-2.

to convert on

Beth

disappointed

Bozman said.

goal.

her back-

Duke

lead,

tie the

to

to

past

take the

to

of their chances

saw

it toward

deflected off several of the

Calmly,

sive

brought

slapped

After

fenders’ sticks, was

Inthe

the circle.

net

ball

Paula

half,

be

they’d

if

surprised

they

the score.”

Duke fell national

1-3

to

the

on

and North Carolina. One

against

season

Wake

Maryland,

powers

Forest

decided all

goal

three losses, and the Blue Devils often their

played

in each game,

Friday

for

opposition

in the midfield.

especially

was

no

out-

stretches

long

exception,

the

as

Duke

midfield dictated the flow of the The game. faster Blue Devils

play

Midfielder touches was

than

often

three

forced the

up-and-down

at an

Linton

Hilary any

able

to

its

“[Duke]

a

the

for the

fans,”

level of

proud

Maryland

said.

of our

“In team

that horse-race

that

speed

for

being

three

minute stretch

early

from

van

her

comer

bang,

the

during

a

picked

comer.

later

penetrated and beat

Jan-

up the loose ball on

the

penalty net

for

the 4:04 mark.

leveled

Duke minute

two-

Mary-

when Duke failed

penalty

pusher position

at

teams a

unit and knocked it into the

1-0 lead

very

handle

to

in the first half.

scoring

Leeuwen

a

goals

clear the ball after

neke

a

the

opened

able

Missy

I’m

respect,

style.”

combined for

to

Divi-

to

exciting

so

head coach

The game started with

land

or

ball

end, Maryland

sion I that is unmatched and is

Meharg

the

moving

and

two

game.

own

brings

to

more

player

through

weave

down the field. But in at

had

other Duke

defenders while

beat Duke

Terrapins

tempo.

the

when

through

score

forward

less

Maryland’s

keeper. Kathryn

than

Katie

Masson

a

Grant

defense for her PETER GEBHARD/THE CHRONICLE

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Johanna Bischof sprints

by

a

Maryland player

to

pick

up

a

loose ball. Duke dominatedthe midfield but miscues allowed theTerps

to score a

3-2 win.

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NOVEMBER

MONDAY,

SPORTSWRAP

8, 2004

MEN'S BASKETBALL

Duke

big

X out St. Francis Xavier

men

Alex Fanaroff

by

THE CHRONICLE

Before

Duke’s

the

perused

ers

107-56

St. Francis Xavier

over

Devil

Duke Store

As

apparel.

exhibition X-Men

Friday,

much

Blue

buying

the

as

Canadian

national

ST. FRANCIS

giate

DUKE

107

their

tour was

United

States

to

knew

they

barn-storming

much about the

as

colle-

runner-

wanted

ups

win, that

win

play-

experience

as

the basketball. “We

had

about

forget

to

their jersey and

Xavier head coach

cis

said.

that

knowing great

other

jerseys

and

for

Blue and

big

Shelden the

Brand and

a

of Ju-

combin-

night,

points. used the

Krzyzewski

Shane Battier after the how he

describing

big

this

men

“If he’s

be

to

pliment

to

go before I sentence

this

such

com-

program,” long way

a

to

same

them.” the

tactics of St. Francis

rough

and finished

either hand.

using

down

lobs

caught

frequently

trouble, Williams

pulled

use

in the

names

tremendous

got

teammates

fenders

game to

be mentioned in the

Williams

from his

our

a

guy in

big

a

can

as

Despite Xavier,

use

that’s

said. “I’ve

Randolph

planned

season.

going

sentence,

foul

put

pair

of Duke greats Carlos Boozer, Elton

when

same

Randolph

The

experience.

Head coach Mike names

his

this

experi-

quickly

shoot 23-for-26 for 52

to

Dun-

in

great

Shavlik

men

Williams

niors abused the X-Men all

ing

and

played a

so

with

kids.”

our

on

and

and

Jordans

but be

help

Hill

Duke

that

everybody

Devil

damper

for

the

on,

can’t gym, it ence

Steve Konchalski

Grant

players

many

cans

on

St. Fran-

you can’t walk in there with-

“[But]

out

what’s

game,”

the

play

Staying

scored

out

32

12 rebounds and

de-

over

of

points,

blocked 6

shots in 26 minutes. he

thought

“I

did

a

he showed

a

22

scoring

Williams.

points

Besides his

the forward drove

perimeter

this

in

early pick

did

second

half, but he

last year have

not

up

it’s like,

I don't want

the

court.

kind of selfish

To go and

While Williams and

McClure added that

make all

game, a

field

the

the

goal on

and

the

end

the

life.

soared

falling

the

to

Daniel Redick

a

up

stupid

part.” did

plays

for

court

the to

a

re-

assist in his first

first

key

a

half

that

student section rebound

a

passing

dished

wide-open

it

to

before

the ball off

to

three-pointer

to

J.J. as

the buzzer sounded. “You

‘Well, was

look

he

was

at

the

okay,’ [but]

really good,

because

make

to

a

sheet Dave

Shavlik Randolph

and

say,

McClure

he made

plays

said.

points,

make

eight

or

10

J.J., Daniel,

we

plays....

really just

from

(bottom right)

hit 23-of-26

shots, scoring

Ewing guard

off

a

We

should

while

52 points

during

Duke's exhibition

made

about

repeatedly

first

start—he

half, including range —to

1-

DeMarcus

handler,

Redick,

Dockery,

points.

along

shared

pects

with

primary

beating

ball-

the

com-

turnovers

victory

over

DOUGLAS/THE CHRONICLE

St. Francis Xavier.

St.

Francis

said he believed the X-Men achieved that

goal

and

praised

ness

and

strategy.

‘This

Nelson,

missed the

him

Duke’s

on

Krzyzewski

schedule and

for the

to return

other ball-

game but

was

regular

ex-

season

Konchalski said

ing

the

game

was

one to

star

EA

team, like the

Sports All-stars,

of his

goals

challenge in

that,

would

come

they

could

more

reasons

it

here

was

we

a

played against

team

or

the

we’re

Krzyzewski

kids

more

played

that’s

wanted

all-

how

looks, one

play

to

good a

them,

to

than,

and said.

there’s

no

of the main

because

well-coached

talented

they

play

them.... For

night,

hard the whole

so we

that

system,” Krzyzewski

it,

really

six games,

played

knowing

a

cohesive-

opponent’s

you different

about

an

not.

has

would have

“They gave

his

scheduling

that

away

Nike Elite

enter-

the

team

knew

question

talented Blue Devils

point

four

opener Nov. 20.

finish

Redick shot 4-8 from three-

The three

only

Xavier press.

defend and

rough

and scored 18

and

Sean

to

handling responsibilities. bined for 12 assists and

said his recovery

three-point

points.

point range

good.

have

plays.”

shot 5-for-ll in the

16

and then Lee

[McClure]

Ewing shrugged for-7

“You don’t

lot of shots when you have

is

[Melchionni] score

with stat

left) and

throughout,” Krzyzewski have

Shav, Shelden,

evident in

the

DAN RYAN AND LAURA BETH

Shelden Williams (bottom

himself

court.

and

who

off

recorded

an

most

David

him

expects

was

of

packed

Ewing, for

husde

McClure

brought He

my

Quickly involving

McClure’s effort at

pick

on

to

be

to

me

Randolph

Krzyzewski

season.

three minutes

play

could have

freshman forward

scoring,

the

not

worry about

needs

team

just

bound,

did

point.

said. “Now

fouls is

in

into

personal

stop playing aggres-

to

out on

bench

more

get

the defensive end, but I’ve got

on

remember that the

of the

I

to

fourth,”

picking

sively

junior

up his third

lot of times

a

do

to

picking

three fouls and

moves,

possession,

expects

another foul from that

up

“A

versatility

complement

typical post

The

season.

the

to

the basket from the

to

he said he

foul trouble,

poise tonight.”

one-second half

on

something often

lot of

he

base.... I

really good

demonstrated his

Randolph while

balanced in his

“Everything

he had

tonight

thought

really said.

was

moves,” Krzyzewski

but

team

still,

game.”

us, we

that those

SPORTSWRAP

MONDAY, NOVEMBER

I

8, 2004

3

MEN'S SOCCER

Duke fends off Wake Senior

on

surge

Sarah Kwak

by

The men’s Wake

Forest

soccer

in

think held off No. 9

team

night 3-2, avoiding

Friday

skid and

the

securing

a

ed

cause

three-game

three

fourth seed

in the

Senior

the Blue Devils

2

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in

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Duke in

keeping

ACC

of their

most

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second

men

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champions

final

20

to

the Demon Deacons’

said.

the

score

nine-game

Duke

record

for the

confer-

winning

a

round

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in

Wednesday After

to

an

ACC

in

took

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who

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Jepson

goes airborne to

fight

a

Demon Deacon forward for the ball in Duke's

zone.

33 seconds into the

struck

barrage

again

of shots

ACC

All-Freshman

Michael Videira, Forest

scored

his

Blake

by

would be

the

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perhaps, regular-

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Night,

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of

emotions,

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traditionally the

season,

for

especially

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appropriately

off

capped

with

two

last

conjured those his

ca-

assists and

“I

from

line and

can’t

Adogwa

Ed-

don’t

Deacons

in life them.

a

early

really explain

said.

“It’s

trust —it’s

like

terrible

inevitable,

are

It’s

my

players

just passing

turn

like

and to

the

loving pain.

and

girl

Few

change

leave.

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emotion,” a

you

things

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With

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‘You can’t ask for

THE CHRONICLE

The

and

swimming

Carolina

the final

two

“Last year

the women’s

relays,

they

Both Duke Pirates.

The

composed Anna

Stupp, ping

teams

and

but

400-yard

Duke’s anchor,

separated

the

Peck, to a

match the ECU

equal.”

same

Both

in the very

The Blue Devils women’s

way

a

Videira,

the torch.”

opened

of

a

repeat David

Packer

Pirates

sped

were

unable

their way

ahead of Duke’s time of 3:09.10.

They

a

were

looking good.” only

won

13

meet.

with wins in the men’s and as

the

notched

women

a

season-best time of 3:53.63. The

women’s

Michelle Aristeo,

medley

relay

in first

freestyle, a

a

events.

place

yard freestyle

was

hundredth of

a

edged

out

to

Aristeo fin-

with

butterfly

sprinted

victory by holding strong

but

of

composed

Katie Ness and Julia

in individual

200 backstroke

second in the 200 IM. Lewis

recorded

team,

Jackie Rodriguez,

ishes in the 50-and-100 not

the

as

were

of the top three in

2:05.83. Ness took first in the 200

heartstop-

one-tenth

out

that,

said. “We

rested.

more

teams were

400-medley relays

ished the

to

little

closely-contested

ECU

after

than

more

Thompson

event, and Duke and Eastern Carolina both

shocked

relay. Billy Pearce,

squad—the

though.

were a

Lewis, also led Duke

Only

Ryan

go

they

Spearman,

two teams.

the

one

the

team,

and

Danielle

clawed her

Matthew Rinehart and

3:08.63, narrowly

little

relay trailing

On the men’s side, the Blue Devils could similar finish in

a

a

freestyle relay

Stupp,

come-from-behind victory.

second

they

were

to

anything

is concerned,”

The Blue Devils finished

head

women,”

tired,

ready

races

our teams are

Sundberg,

little

by

ECU

edged past

and

“I think

were,

Nora

dra-

more

fell 124-118.

entered the final

women’s

a

determined

was

team

our men

said.

than we

of Alison

Rogers

team

beat both

Thompson

better prepared

that

East

against

meet

have ended in

not

competition

a

123-120, while the men’s

coach Bob

team’s

diving

could

Saturday

matic fashion. In

competition

a

and

time of a

close

first-place

fin-

events.

Rodriguez

in the

1,000-yard

in the 200 breaststroke

by

second. The men's

to

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swimming

Carolina Saturday

at

team

failed to puli

theTaishoff

out a

close

Aquatic Center.

meet

against

of

these

fall short

men

a

handful of close calls.

SWIMMING & DIVING

Women win;

to

off-

home game, but Edwards blocked

Senior

the

push

three

only

the shot.

subse-

new

them

with

home game.

season

perfect ending

re-

became

of its

remaining.

Justin

keeper

a

past

in

the

kept

goal, scoring

again

were

for

pass

Demon

the

Senior

but

score

Wake

match.

physical

more

the

3-0,

press

a

side.

As

game winner, a

left

sparse

advantage

minutes

2:11

the

reer

18-yard

with

level

ular

the

two.

the

minute and

breakaway

to

a

Edwards’

fended off the late surge in his final reg-

of the

goal

the 71st

a

found

to

Wake Forest,

the

near

got

the

the

season

received

Camp

Wadsworth around

wards.

On

second

the Blue Devils ahead For what

at

on

again.

with

another shot,

again.

and seventh of the

game

ball

Wadsworth

quent rebound, ball and

the

took

denied it

to

along

team

shot

bound, Adogwa Edwards

named

was

Brian Edwards. On

keeper

Duke

the Wake Forest

at

Wadsworth, who

net.

And

Demon Deacons had their last chance

contest.

when

we

number of op-

a

took

hand,

manpower

Then,

the

and

goal.

defense, but

four-and-a-half

than 10 minutes later, Wadsworth

Adogwa

sent a

in

wait-

fifth

capitalize

scoring

the other

extra

a

1-0 lead.

headed in

from

team

emerge and found

man to

open

a mere

early

possession, Nigi Adogwa

Spencer Wadsworth, goal

game and

a

Rennie

they’re going

and Duke’s misfired shots

saves

Tournament

on

score

quickly

On the first ed for

the

Cary.

failing

Duke

half,

of

the

had

team

to

Demon Deacon

and will face North Carolina in the open-

Wake’s

on

them for it and scored

and

goal

portunities

first time since 2000

effort

everybody forward,”

The home

finished with

the offensive

went on

chances too.”

get

streak.

winning

the

goals,

second-half comeback that

don’t do that,

you

and three

a man

punished

fourth

intenin

took tremendous risks,

‘They

when

they

Swank

Josh

conscious

a

throw

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a

ejected

an

short.

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was

to

part

the

minutes,

up

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the attack.

on

Devils

season

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snapped

ence

the

came

(12-4-1, 5-2)

cons

pressured

and mounted

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3

of

the Demon Deacons

half.

down

being

to

Keel for

Stephen

37th minute. Down

goals

first

“I

start-

goals.”

tional slide-tackle

(14-

4, 4-3 in the ACC) struck first and scored

WAKE

said.

and

on

which is normal be-

used

not

they’re'

Wake Forest’s

Night,

Rennie

John

The referees called 38 foul and

ACC Tournament. On

coach

they got frustrated early

whacking people,

match

highly-physical

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head

goals,”

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Same old story: turnovers cost Duke shot at

big upset

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

19-7

Down

with 13:32 left in the fourth quarter, the Devils

Blue from

less

were

shot

a

than

10 feet away

Florida State’s

spoiling

at

Homecoming.

CLEMSON 24-MIAMII7 Reggie Merriweather 114

career-high

Saturday night

in overtime

score

Clemson's comeback victory Clemson needed five the

session, with

extra a

a

yards and three touchdowns, including

two-yard cap

for

ran

to

plays

to

score

back

to

in the

the 10, and Merriweather scored three later

cap the

to

Tigers' rally from

a

_2_

Florida

FSU

29

yard

to

plays

19-14 and

to

the

On

errant

17-3

to

and in

victory

touchdowns 27-24

over

for 236

Saturday

yards and

two

Virginia Tech

as

won

a

that would have tied the

54-yard field goal game with about

minute left.

a

when

a

last-play

Barth,

field

freshman Connor

goal by

poised for

seemed

late-game

more

closing minutes, but on

His

job much tougher. short.

11-yard

an

sack of

third down made Barth's

54-yard attempt fell

(AP)

to

in the game, but Duke’s red

settle for field

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both their

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third-down

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OVERALL

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4-1

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4-1

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5-2

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Miami

3-2

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4-3

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back

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Rix

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No. 6 Texas 56-

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sacked him three times and forced him to throw three

oneto

the

was

gone into the

make

to

get

could

out

in

them kick

of reach

early.”

attack

every

mustered

was so

rusher

top

offen59

just

was

anemic that the

freshman Ronnie

gained

24

yards

on

just

it,

and

fense

run

you’ve

gives

Duke’s

was

their

the ball and

you

got

to

to

ground put

to

make

us

throw

take what the

move

pressure

on

an

red

“He made

said.

and “We and

zone

sacked

being

and

zone

untimely

fensive drive of the

today

to

interceptions the

including

Florida State

day by

addition

Schneider finished

times,

with three

some

turn

end

to

the

that

pick-off

Duke’s best of-

the

in FSU's 29-7 win.

the

decisions

team

well,”

Roof

the get down in

can’t

After fired the

48-yard

next

sec-

ineffective Rix, torched the

an

pass

yards

play,

to

and

“I

de-

ball

on

Schneider,

an

Bobby likely

on

just

Sexton

gaffe,

Chauncey

the

11 passes.

Stovall

Seminoles

on

never

job,”

came

in there and did

Florida State head coach

Bowden

said,

took back

the

adding

that

starting job

Sexton

with his

four-yard

more

than

happy

80,000

to

26-

Homecom-

Florida State

faithful in attendance. “We’ve

plays], and

said.

we

to

“They

came

and it

just

and

didn’twork

toward the fourth

capped

the

50-yard

a

game,

an

needed

we

out

run

3-and-out

went

that

to

way any-

Cismesia

Gary the

on

Seminoles’

drive with his fifth field

next

[big

quarter.”

kicker

scoring

from

did in the first half,”

had like

back

Freshman

goal

of the

effort that tied the Florida State

record. Yet

day

back

come

we

after that. That’s what

right do,

got

that’s what

despite

the final

marked the smallest

the Seminoles had

touchdown

“Individually, game same

got

that

ever

score,

margin

Satur-

of victory

registered against

run

by

Lamar

this

I

knew

may

going

into

have

been

not

Florida State team, but

good

what I’ve

Saturday performance. A

for the

ing

a

the Blue Devils.

though Wyatt

excellent

7 and all but ensured

more

backup quarterback Wyatt

Schneider’s end-zone a

red

it over.”

Blue Devils for 220

Lewis extended the Seminoles’ lead

Dewan

day.

Sexton, who entered the game in the ond halffor

day

fumble,

one

awfully good

moved

just

Florida State

to not

strategy,

sometimes,” Roof said.

inability

In

looked back.

carry the entire game.

us

three

Devils

Blue

hounded all

was

defenders.

down

in the

virtually

Duke

it

hang

the

score,

Roof said.

shut

they

to,

the

who

brought

responded,”

interceptions

plays

a

in the first half, and the Blue Dev-

let

the

just

so we

it didn’t

“I think that

Stanford 31 -

had

goals

Drummer, who

Clemson 24

College

they

rushing

one

on

Blue Devils

ever

and

field

team’s

Purdue 21 -

in

category.

yards

49

27- UNC 24

No. 20 Arizona State 34 No. 21

0

arms

Quarterback Mike Schneider faced heavy pressure from Florida State's defense Saturday. The Seminoles

Florida State without allow-

outgained

were

No. 24 Notre Dame 17

-

Virginia Tech

No. 19 lowa

game

went

Despite

17

the

The

touchdown.

some

No. 25 Okla. State 35.

62

against

when

27

Oregon

-

No. 12 Louisville 56

No. 16

un-

quarter-

interception

scored

halftime down

“They

Colorado State 31

-

Virginia

No. 13 West

burst

line

line. Seven

24-yard

“Our defense M 35

Minnesota 14

-

No. 5 California 28

No. 11 Florida

of

half,

his throw.

into

way

to

sweep

a

State 20

No. 22 Texas A &

-

No. 4 Wisconsin 38

No. 10

any-

score

the

Dewan

rush

to

its

Seminole

half

Georgia

in

Florida State

forcing

first time Duke had

No. 8

end

keep

defensive

a

Seminoles’

Lowe, who returned the

enter

No. 7 Utah 63

and

only

left

Brendan

the

Chris

yard

DSC 28

when

own

given play

any

later, Cedric Dargan

No. 2 Okla. 42

our

quarter,

up

With

game.

touched,

into

up

WEIYITAN/THE CHRONICLE

Maryland

No. 1

‘We

happen.”

through

3-3

Lowe said.

keep pushing

to

linebacker

4-3

great

things got rough

backed

can

play by

North Carolina

sin-

a

them,”

execute

to

Codey

because

fighting thing

Clemson

convert

not

Azzinaro called had

we

when

even

were

zone, we

ACC

back and

did that and held them in the first half and

COI

did

with-

were

opportunity.

[Jerry]

defenses, and

line. The

starting running

Duke linebacker

GATECH 24-N.C. STATE 14

6-yard

dri-

early

three

on

short-handed Seminoles, who

“Coach

16

goals

zone

Florida State

forcing

inside the Blue Devil

gle

VIRGINIA

big plays

The Seminoles had several

early

ves

Darian Durant

had

“We

there and just could-

defense held stout,

heroics. North Carolina drove to the Tech 26 in the

Duke

them,”

said.

a

plays

n’t finish it.”

The Tar Heels, who upset Miami last week on

they’re

made

they

Roof

opportunities

some

upset

Duke.

against

make

to

Ted

5ef-

zone,

credit,

and

team

had

plays

(7-2,

the Seminoles’ 13th

many games

coach

an

Semi-

Blue Devils’

the

Florida State

they

head

quar-

of

later Florida State

football

good

North Carolina, which missed

hands

the

securing

as

had

upset hopes.

Pat Watkins. Five

safety

yards

“Give ran

3-

The

play, starting

marched into the Duke end

hopes UNC 24

line.

Schneider launched

into

pass

noles’ free

their

preserve

fectively ending

Mike Imoh

the

State

the Seminoles’ lead

cut

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and 80

halftime deficit. (AP)

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DUKE

terback

corner-

Kelly Jennings. That moved Clemson

0-6 in the

(1-8,

and-goal

Tigers benefiting from

pass-interference penalty against

Duke

give

fourth-down pass

a

a

Miami.

over

just completed

Dapolito

Chris

quarterback

Backup had

athletes,” seen....

with them.”

Dewan

I knew

we

they’ve

said.

the the still

“From

could compete

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back Aaron Fryer (32) led Duke in yards-per-carry

running

Reserve

Saturday

as

he rushed for 20

yards

on

four attempts. The Blue Devil

attack was anemic, totaling

running

Offense continues red by

Mike Van Pelt

the second half.”

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. in the

teams’

two

Florida State

a

touchdown in

Devils

a

chance,

Duke

turned the

Saturday’s

the

ball

29-7

over

loss,

Mike start

of-

five

has

a

by quarterback the

at

of the fourth

time,

yard

Ist-and-goal line when

into the

right

on

the

quar-

Schneider forced

corner

of the end

Watkins

picked

Seminoles scored

on

their

Devils

the Florida State

and

the

Blue

off the

a

a

of

their

The the

Pat

throw,

touchdown

and

take

and

make

got

to

learn how

advantage our

of

our

to

finish it

out

opportunities

opportunities count,”

head

coach Ted Roof said. ‘We didn’t do that in

only

Saturday,

zone

inside

scored

season.

percent

less

half

well

played especially the

against

conference’s

ter,

it

and

managed just

13 total

the

buckled down in the red

they

the

Seminoles

their three “That State

head

team’s

inability

said

kind of like

you, The

but

you

Duke

Florida State

can’t

run

convert

a

of his in the

did third

with

than

good

players

TOUGH 0

a

tive,

allow

down all

the

and

first

barely own

goalposts

just

field

successful when and

routes

Dargan

started with

Saturday,

it

such poor

was

unable

coming averaged

23

and

yards.

shown when

ineffec-

was

He

off less

side

able

was

a

in

his

Blue Devils

are

their

hand

the

ball

career-best

As

per-

off

rather

back

drop

that has had

poor

Wake Forest last week,

prove,

of

moral victories. The

completed

the

Seminoles’

19-of-31

interceptions,

passes

fumbled

debut

playing

once

on

to

can

no

electing

pass,

to

longer

take be

a

players

need

The Seminoles got inside

In the second

Ahead 12-7 in the third

Under

Sexton fired

Duke's

Brendan Dewan blitzed

quarter,

their first three possessions,

untouched

terback Wyatt Sexton found

Schneider threw

but the Blue Devil defense

Florida State line,

Chris Davis behind Duke's

pass into

Davis dove into coverage.

the end

6-yard

forced field

goals

each time.

through the forcing

Chris Rix to throw up

a

FSU

backup

quar-

Duke entered the second

short pass that landed in

the end

quarter down just 9-0,

Codey Lowe's hands.

strike. The touchdown was

allowing stay

the Blue Devils

in the game

despite

ineffective offensive.

to

an

Lowe

returned the interception to the FSU 24 to set up Duke's

only

score

of the game.

zone on

a

45-yard

heavy

pressure

in the fourth

errant in

Ist-and-

to

one

within

scoring range.

rushed for

game and extended the

Devils'

Seminole lead

drive of the

only long offensive day.

48-yard

pass

tion, putting the Seminoles

plays later,

the Blue

a

play after the intercep-

Pat Watkins'

safety

start

Chauncey Stovall just

ball landed in

hands, ending

19-7.

an

triple coverage

Florida State's first of the

to

early

quarter, Mike

zone on

goal.The FSU

to

score, to

Four

Lamar Lewis a

four-yard

extending FSU's lead

26-7 and

effectively end-

ing Duke's upset

im-

with

their chances.

RESPONSE

quarter,

to

capitalizing

RED ZONE INT

each of

to

strategy

steps

LONG BOMB

on

in-

letting

content

football and

smarter

line

up

than

to

not

results.

Duke continues it

offensive backed

10-yard line,

own

Schneider

season,

run.

had

confidence the

TURNOVER

line

the

kept

giving

effectively.

Duke

position

contests, the

two

most

passing

to run

Because

and

was

one-yard

pressure

He

previous

off-balance,

chances

territory

games,

per carry

who

short

ran

defense

help

it over.”

turn

Blue Devils had been

they

“He

to

can’t get down in the red

we

In the team’s

made it

decisions

awfully good

play

ability

Roof said.

quick decisions,”

some

and

zone

down

interceptions

who

100-yard

against

threw three

they’re

kept

his first touchdown of the on a

formance felt

defense

have the

to

operate this type of offense. Roof has

Dargan,

for

make

his team, but

fumble.

rushing

score

take

the first quar-

of its

ended with

Schneider, not

to

us

entire game. Of those five

yards

two

fense. have

two

though,

game.

“They

shadow

back-to-back

to

guy chas-

for

part of the deal when you

quarterback, you’ve got

were

not

made it into Seminoles

Cedric

nightmare a

one

fast.”

defense also to

in

line.

zone

a

you wake up and there’s

drives,

Florida

Bowden

find the end

to

was

Bobby

hold-

goals

20-yard

frustrating,”

coach

first half. “It where

inside the

trips

was

zone,

field

just

to

half but

huge

single

a

Duke

yards.

only

in

the

though

even

five times the

yards

They

sacked three times

was

“That’s

made

game within reach. In

and

215

did well.

the

Devils

up

and

Brendan

The Blue Devil offense could

Achilles heel the past few weeks. The Blue

being

team’s

knew

we

happen,”

we

third downs. That’s

of the

gave

the

on

and

get them off the field.”

advantage

in

to

Dewan said. “I think

to

zone errors

good plays,

going

was

0-for-l 1

The

opponents.

defense

that

62 percent

on

20

nearly

it

opponents’

the

throughout

on

out

ing

ensuing possession.

“We’ve

mighdly

chances,

first

red

fourth-best offense after

3-

pass

zone.

illadvised

lines

the

to

Blue Devils have

ing faced

trip

struggled

20-yard

times

including

Schneider

its other

than their

interception

thrown latm*

the

hopes.

costly

analysis

by

turnovers

fense killed the team’s upset

during

Duke held

meetings,

without

half. But while the defense the gave

opening Blue

13

For the first time

touchdown

a

make

to

going

Duke scored

Although

only 61 yards.

hopes.

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Walter ousted in quarters at ITA

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lifts Duke

Ludovic Walter could

year’s

National

spite

to

win

a

Card of

strong

Indoor

likely

tory

launch

make

can

huge

a

afternoon the

established itself

rowing

squad

the

as

team

beat

to

at

lanta, Ga., and it watched from its lead other

as

struggled

teams

the

keep pace Sunday. By weekend, Duke had

end

to

of the 12 top-

produced

five finishes.

“Everyone

Emma

Saturday,” sophomore said.

had

“People

Going

plan

racing. in

was

everyone

Duke

its

began

second

event of

Devils’

team

blistering

of

4+

Championship

The

with

race

started the

quartet

the 5,000-

won

24-second

a

time of

a

in fourth-

race

and used the boat ahead of them

place

brisk

to set a

rhythm. the

speed through

of the

beginning boat about “We

tried

As

and

fore

course

to

pick

the

passed

did

6-1.

on

my game

forth in the first

play

ag-

impose

battled back

and

When Walter took

set.

Card

lead,

to

him.”

Walter and Card

6-5

have

hard and

hit the ball

gressive,

a

all

good

very

his

lost

composure

and threw his racket. The chair

umpire

for the Rebel’s

awarded Walter a

point

unsportsmanlike

conduct, and the ju-

nior then

close

on to

went

the

out

the match’s tempo

on,

and Walter won the second to

advance

the

to

the

ter

said.

start

to

“I the

I

set

handily

set

had

pretty

was

knew

changed,

set

a

then I

never a

also

good

own

would

in fall

about

style

watched ment

9-2

bit

the

of

the

Rebels’

play

at

had

knew

Mississippi

from

play

Walter also had

onship. from

singles play,

when

se-

he

tourna-

a

in last

Walter

Izak

possesses and

match

on

was

van

seen

his

quarterfinal

year’s

doubles

knew

what

der

of

most

CatalinCard,

player, Mississippi's

a

serve.

a

dangerous

the

fast

battle of

champi-

to

expect

Merwe of Old

Do-

the

Walter

time,

play

of his

serve

indoor

big

but

courts

the

hitters. and

volley

didn’t

really

serve

it

early

the

pushed

the

first

not

advantage.

back

hold

out,

The

momentum

however,

set on

with

not

and

in the third

set

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help,”

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freshman year.

opponent

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upset,”

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