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courts to

take the

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if Duke

Deacons

have

to

it

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Paul,

players Mike

is

in

is

many

ability

only

point

a

said.

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he

back

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Duke

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will Shelden Williamswilt

head

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sleep

like

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coach

think that he will

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and

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like

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play

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well

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at

mate

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shooter,

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action. As

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will

nor-

guard

to

bigger. Ellis

Chris

result, size

leading

180

the

scorer

66-62

Devils in

their second confer-

won

Thursday night.

a

are

missing

tory

into the

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since

Eric Williams

its

including

the Blue

their

won

loss

on

comeback vic-

UConn.

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Devils

thirteen

Texas

to

a

former

against

looking

Duke has

blazing.

row

November 16th,

Vytas

not

are

over-

opponent.

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Duke’s Shelden

all of us,” Tillis said. “Now

pounds Jamaal Levy

Shavlik

bigger

play

12th,

the final moments

While Virginia is playing well, the Blue

three

in the Front Court.

advantage

leaving

each

will also

games.

January

on

in

season

close

in

match in another close battle at NC

State, start

Wake has been

likely matchup against

Williams,

eight

essentially

the front line with

along

up

Wake Forest’s

Grey

during

Tuesday night. Grey, pri-

outside

Devils

do the Demon Deacons, but the

as

Blue Devil’s

game.”

career-high 27 points

an

can.

tough atmosphere.

a

backcourt

a

the team’s loss

and the defense of Chris Duhon and Sean

play

first ACC road

scored

Stadium

guards

Duke trio is

It’s

like

Blue

Chris Paul hav-

as

Texas.

pointers against

The

Prosser said. “I

was

not

three

fine.

tough

won

Virginia

60-59.

been tested this

to be

the Cavaliers

scored Eric WilliamsSaturday.

leading

hands,”

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and the

we’ve

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baby with

the ball in his

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coach

thinks his freshman will be

better

points

Cameron Indoor

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atmosphere

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one

style of

uptempo

our

ACC

guard

emerging

Paul, averaging just

of

in the

graduated

and to

2003

standout

LaVonda Wagner. “We’re still going to

If

different Wake

a

and the

unknown.

the presence of the second

All-ACC

and proven last

controversy

doesn’t matter,” said Duke assistant coach

4-0 in the nation’s

repeat

in

(8-7,2-2).

cause

are

“Even if Brandi Teamer

will

their

Blue Devils

(13-1,4-0

Duke’s game plan.

single day

a

year

star forward Brandi Teamer is

Virginia’s

team

early-season

Howard,

league,”

mistakes

on

season crown.

to

obviously

the

Krzyzewski

then the

out

against

Winston-Salem, “Chris

on

the

Josh

of the Year,

Player but

do

the

hopes

performance,

team.

smile. “This

a

happen again.”

the No.l Blue Devils

Regardless,

is

conference.

son's

Forest

be

regular

can

will

said with

duration of the suspension

home

35-game

Demon

have beaten both Duke and UNC

most

as

conference

If Wake

epic

had three

only

we

The contest is surrounded by

ramifications

major

standings.

streak,

favorite

team

to face the unranked Cavaliers

in Madison

the

end the Blue Devil's

winning

a

suspended from the team. The in

being early

season,

of rest,

Sunday,

Duke domi-

season

victory

the ACC) travel to Charlottesville, Virginia

Garden.

Square

home

Demon

as

can’t let that

we

60-59

a

and Alana had the rest of the bas-

Tillis

kets,”

10-

a

Tuesday night

a team

nated 89-61 earlier this

to

the

baskets

State

brought

school record

a

Iciss Tillis remembers the

“Last year

a

off their first loss of

coming

No. 18 Texas

able

N.C.

over

court, scoring

well.

game

records.

respective

Wake Forest lost

season.

have

(11-1, 2-0)

victory

streak,

winning are

and the

ACC)

the Blue Devils have

Thursday night, game

their

on

76-57

a

Deacons

3-0 in the

(13-1,

forgotten.

Beard

to lead Duke to

points

Virginia.

at

be

never

Alana ago,

year

to the

magic

Cameron Indoor Stadium. Both the No. 2 Blue Devils

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performances

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in

the eventual ACC

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FOOTBALL I RECRUITING

Whitley’s playing by

Catherine Sullivan THE CHRONICLE

Duke most

junior Wynter Whitley,

of the 2003-2004

ankle surgery in

season

Press

who had been sidelined

after

has decided

July,

high

as

to

play

basketball

over

the No. 3 recruit in the country

as

and

was

second-team

a

Parade

Whitley began sive

her

fashion, starting

career

as

a

P-Frosh

visit

to

Full Court

by

All

Magazine

American

reconstructive

having not

season

Blue Devil in

Duke this weekend

impres-

her first 20 games. She established

by

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for the Blue Devils for the remainderof the year. “I love Duke and of

the

here,

women’s

but with

happened

in

being

have lost the years, I

two

play

basketball and need

away from the The

plans

to

remain

a

serve

as

a

last

passion

said.

native of

part

to

time

some

game,” Whitley

Atlanta, Ga.,

women’s basketball she will

the

over

as

earned

a

program,

and

student assistant

exchange

Before

coming

Georgia Player points, ior

at

duties

and breakdown of to

will

include

game tape.

Duke, Whitley

was

of the Year in 2001 after

Innocents

Episcopal

four

named the

averaging

School. She

as

was

a

ranked

points

this

rebounds in those ’We she has of our as

are

Duke as

plans

court

to

next

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am

and at

and

the

on

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team.

collecting

4.9 rebounds

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averaging

season,

and

team

1

her

during

appeared

point

and

in 1.8

supportive

of

Wynter

and the decision

Goestenkors said. “She will remain

a

and will still be involved with the

family

part

team

is

on

use

schedule

to

graduate playing

potentially rejoin

in

May 2005,

to

refocus

the Blue Devils

and

get

reenergized

ior

year,”

for

she said.

on

last week’s

Ted Roof is

recruiting

bringing

head

success,

in

another

be

on

group

recruits this weekend.

Eight

to

10 recruits

are

weekend, including safety offensive

lineman

expected

Adam

Speer

Marcus Everett from

back Leodis McKelvin from Aaron

from

Kelly

Touchstone

from

to

campus this

Mike Hamlin from Lamar, from

West

Marietta, Riverdale,

Ga., Ga.,

and

Calif,

Hills, Calif,

Waycross, Ga.,

The

coaching

staff

hopes

to

build

on

her

week’s

on

the

the Gothic Wonderland and has

comer-

wide receiver

cornerback and

S.C., wide

Jerome

defensive

back

recruiting weekend,

which

on

saw

the

success

twenty

of last

players

already yielded

four

visil com

mitments.

season.

to

build

Demon Glanton from Adanta, Ga.

her break from

going

to

football coach

receiver

contests.

she can.”

Whitley she

very

made,”

much

22.0 sen-

points

her first year

games

academics and

10.6 rebounds and 4.0 steals per game

Holy

film

scouting,

slipped

only

coach under Gail Goestenkors. Her

Wynter Whitley

7.8

4.4

to

post players

the ACC All-Freshman

on

scoring

during

best

sophomore campaign.

still the

spot

per game tion

of the

one

After

team

that has

everything

my life

part

a

basketball

herself

concentrate a

possible

on

return

my to

studies and the

court

try

my

to

sen-

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weekends gresses.

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to

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101

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16,2004

MEN’S TENNIS

Duke has

more

trouble

forced

has

Shelden Williams

the

to

sideline

games. In line with this

recent

the

against

Wolfpack

Duke

center

in

early

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shot-blocker,

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recently

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