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Jeff Capel to join Duke staff
Jeff Capel will return to Duke in the 2011-12 college basketball season as an assistant in a reorganization of the program's coaching staff by coach Mike Krzyzewski.
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Bergquist sparks Wolfpack over Terrapins
Matt Bergquist went 3 for 5, including two home runs, and added three runs scored and three RBIs to help lift N.C. State to a 9-5 win over Maryland on Saturday.
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College Baseball Roundup:WSSU wins CIAA tournament
Winston-Salem State defeated St. Augustine's twice Saturday, 7-6 and 3-0, to win the CIAA tournament championship and secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II playoffs.
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Duke's Cutcliffe sees light at end of tunnel
Spring football practice is always of critical importance at Duke, but never more so than this year for coach David Cutcliffe.
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Recruit will enroll at Duke earlier than expected
Forward Alex Murphy of South Kingston, R.I., has decided to leave high school at the end of the current academic year, instead of next year, and enroll at Duke and play basketball next season.
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Georgia Tech defeats Wake Forest
Mark Pope pitched his fourth complete game of the year for Georgia Tech as it defeated Wake Forest 5-1 on Friday night in the first game of a three-game series at Wake Forest Baseball Park.
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Lure of NBA too strong for Irving to ignore
Kyrie Irving considered many possibilities this week when deciding his future, and the lure of playing in the NBA proved strongest of all.
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Irving leaving Duke; Zeller, Henson to stay at UNC
Kyrie Irving, Duke's stellar freshman point guard, has decided to leave school and enter the NBA draft, but North Carolina's Tyler Zeller and John Henson will return next season.
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Irving leaving Duke; Zeller, Henson to stay at UNC
Kyrie Irving, Duke's stellar freshman point guard, has decided to leave school and enter the NBA Draft, but two North Carolina players will return next season.
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Wolfpack rallies by Deacons
N.C. State scored two runs in the sixth inning, coming from behind to defeat Wake Forest 6-4 Saturday in the second game of a three-game series.
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Deacons roll past ASU 6-2
Carlos Lopez went 2-for-2, and Wake Forest scored three runs with two outs in the second inning Tuesday in a 6-2 victory against Appalachian State in Hickory.
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UConn ousts Duke
Maya Moore is headed to the Final Four with a chance to pad perhaps the most impressive résumé in the history of women's college basketball.
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Duke women seek better effort
Some fans take a March Madness party to the streets. Maya Moore and Connecticut women's teammates enjoyed their celebration in a hotel hallway.
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Senior class shines
Seniors dominated The Associated Press All-America team for the first time in five years.
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Christmas helps Duke women beat DePaul, reach regional final
Karima Christmas had 23 points and nine rebounds, Jasmine Thomas scored 19 points and the Duke women beat DePaul 70-63 on Sunday to reach an NCAA tournament regional final for the second straight year.
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College Football Notebook: QBs lead the way at Duke spring game
Coach David Cutcliffe's Duke teams have been known for their quarterbacks. That even extended to Saturday's spring game.
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Duke's McCallie going up against her former mentor
DePaul women's coach Doug Bruno is on quite a run, and he's not ready to have it end in the regional semifinals.
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College Baseball Roundup: Cooney pitches Deacons past Seminoles
Tim Cooney pitched 72/3 shutout innings as Wake Forest cruised past Florida State 8-0 on Saturday.
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Lenox Rawlings: Duke just couldn't stop 'em
Nolan Smith and Kyle Singler walked out of the Anaheim Ducks locker room Thursday night, their Duke uniforms still damp and their eyes still moist.
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Down goes Duke
Duke's chances of defending the NCAA championship ended Thursday night because Duke couldn't defend Arizona.
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Ex-Devil takes lead
Amanda Blumenherst birdied the final four holes for a 7-under 66 and a one-stroke lead over Germany's Sandra Gal on Thursday in the Kia Classic.
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Duke women are an afterthought in Philadelphia Regional
This weekend might put Joanne P. McCallie as close as she'll ever get to coaching in the Big East tournament.
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Irving's role still a work in progress for Duke
Duke flew across America trying to rediscover the basketball jet stream.
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Blue Devils wary of Wildcats' Williams
Ten guys play regularly for Arizona, but only one scores in double figures.
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Big East has some explaining to do
Bragging seldom works out.
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