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Raleigh Friday

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leader threatens

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said

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minister warned

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plethora

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admissions

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part-time help

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notified the

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a

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students

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to

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home in

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to

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junior

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financial aid.

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president

for

President Richard Brodhead

admissions

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schools

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receive elec-

ballots in the mail.

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socioeconomically,”

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bring

not

Thursday,

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still had

Susanna Temkin,

until

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election.

presidential

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CRITICAL MISTAKES Duke

sports

gave

itself

chance in the fourth

a

quarter but the offense couldn't deliver

rail

and Wake Forest

won

24-22.

Blue Devils set for tournament time by

Jason

Teams Four the

that

previous

don’t have

conference

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ment.

boasts

the

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Final

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third

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ACC

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play,

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Duke on

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goal

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low and

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think that

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at

senior back

ball

toward

penal-

Murphy

to

and

Murphy

they

“We

a row

just

right

executed

a

right

one-

single-handedly at

of the second half with

two

quick

a

out

of reach

Within

scores.

minute of

Grant

play,

the

first

picked

a

up

loose ball outside the circle. The

junior

use

gan

forward

dodged

around

ACC TOURNAMENT PI

North Carolina

We defi-

goals,

feel that

our

the

net.

Just

the

a

spot

on

from

again

beat the

the

roughly

same

just

Blue

Devils’

Bozman

we

looking

pass,

going

said.

I

coach

Wake Forest will

ACC

OVERALL

talked about for

for

head

the

the

needed because their

Beth

what

we

goalkeeper

doesn’t go down, she stays Blue Devils

shot,”

coach

‘That’s

final

were

4-0

18-1

5 game, and the winner will go seeded North Carolina. Duke and

Maryland

2-2

14-

Duke

2-2

15-

Wake Forest

2-2

15-2

Virginia

0-4

10-9

face off

Friday

in

a

on to

ished

Goal

have

met

in the last

2-2

two seasons,

a

per-

Mary-

differential and

head

matchups

conference

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the

rounded

the

UNC had

the

title could

ACC

belong

think

head-to-

determined out

picture finishing

Although record,

fourth,

records.

fifth. best

the

Tournament to

there is

any

team.

clear fa-

no

vorite,” Bozman said. “[The Tar seeded

up.”

Heels]

are

sloppy

done

great job, they

a

there

they’ve

are

this

team

a

very But

year.

really good

four

are

first,

teams

in this conference.” season,

they to

the

believe the

make

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a

pieces

what

when

we

talize

on

are

in

similar run.

played

them

know what

Grant said. ‘We need ber

Devils

Blue

the strong in postseason,

to

se;

the final it will be the sixth time the

teams

with

respectively,

fore,

national semifinal. If Duke faces Wake Foi in

with

third and

second,

Marylai

rematch of last

top

land, Duke and Wake Forest fin-

place pi

have

standings

fect 4-0 conference record.

came on

play Virginia Thursday

on

seeding. Virginia

the field.

instead of

The

of

later,

pass from junior

Nicole Dudek and

keeper

side

right

minute

one

Grant received

waist-

a

Mor-

the shutout intact.

kept

and

sea-

and

shot into

high

fired

diving

keeper Christy

from

Last

The field is set

a

for postseason

awesome.

the board. A few

on

passionate

to

Mur-

the

defender and

“At halftime,

Grant

put the game

sent

a

Wilk said.

head

the

start

the

take

Katie

Grade

deflected it past

Virginia keeper

the end,

penalty

nice corner.”

direct shot

a

heavy-hitter.

Jessica

gave up three right in

FINAL STANDINGS

Chrissie

clearer

we

Blue Devils

coach

clear the

Cavaliers’

unit,”

corner

to

defensive

out on our

her

against

definitely

are

senior

have

tie

ball

its third attempt,

On

comers.

Thursday.

we

which is

The

NCAA

year ago,

matchup

said. “We almost

son as

scoreless

Virginia territory

championship-oriented

program,” phy

into

penetrated

lead with nine seconds left.

goal

that beat the Blue

the

think

first half.

Sorbello. The

in the semi-

Maryland

the Cavaliers

the

the

minute remained

a

and drew three consecutive

Tournamentfinals

play

break

to

in

weekend’s

team

in

Chrissie

“We weren’t able but

play early

failed

to

us

goals.”

ACC)

finals. The win forced Wake Forest, the

in

Duke dominated

until less than

tournament, where

ence

confidence

more

the

avoid the

to

has

reach those

in

2-2

secured

next

which is

preparation for postseason play,

had several chances

Virginia

get

North Carolina

(15-3,

3-0 shutout of No.

(10-9,

Virginia

to

The final ACC

dreaded 4-5 game. With

as

awesome.

play-in

top

13

win

season

program.

and

tourna-

ils

to

the

championship-oriented

We

saves

teams, the third-ranked Blue Dev-

had

use

definitely

a more

conference that

nation’s

DUKE

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we are

typically

season

think about

to

games in the

think

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near

Strasser

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all

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played them,

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MEN'S SOCCER

Attack sputters, Duke falls to Cocks by

1

After Junior Liz 62

fired

Janangelo

Sunday

to

a

NCAA-record

lead the Blue Devils'

come-

enced

Challenge.

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stumbling

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fell

team

1-0 for its fourth

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way

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Blue Devils lost 1-0

at

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team ran its

the ACC title.

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over

right

Hockey Championships.

and

turnovers

and

and

put up

which

a

mere

the

for the first

gave

first

half,

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put

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on

to

goalie

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rebound

right post

14

each

shots of

plenty

in

the

scoring

seconds into the knocked

saves.

Deter received and

half,

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23

a

game,

it down for his

With 10 minutes left in

South

Carolina’s

a

from

time since 1978.

Streak snapped

ball

shot that Duke

a

posted

Trowbridge

Miami, Florida State and Florida all lost in

England

second

the

net.

teams

opportunities.

but

on

didn’t.”

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connected

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costly

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game,

Saturday

game,”

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capitalized

the ball reflected off the

shot

the

as

side of the field and crossed it.

Both

mistakes doomed them in football.

same

they

through

and into the

but

only

the 62nd

Miller said.

Justin Trowbridge blocked,

The Blue Devils continued to show

football on the

in

up

Lindholm

improvement,

game’s

goal

Carolina moved

Akinsete

clinched the third seed for this week-

a

scored

Stone Stadium.

but

opportunity

Midway

Duke

Virginia,

Danny

got unlucky,

South

Wake Forest wins

7

and

the

lot of great opportunities.

we

secured

Seeding

end's ACC Field

6

rebounded

“We still had the better of the defenseman

the

history,

their

With

0

DUKE

Game-

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minute

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5

22 Duke game between No.

loss in its

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recently.

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last six games.

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team

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Record breaker

pass

ball

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be the first

the

goal,

J.D.

net

In

the

51st minute,

for

what

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who.led the

Spencer with four

time since Sept. 28,2003, snapping their

Wadsworth,

NFL-record 21-game win streak.

shots, hit the post. Then, about 15 minutes

later, with his

goal,

Nigi

grazed

team

team

its final regular-season

Adogwa

With the

still down

by

a

been

put

up

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that

shot

the crossbar.

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plays

contest

against

Wake Forest.

Ryan Moon

called him offside.

Patriots lost for the first

Duke has lost four of its last six gamesand

more

loss,

the Blue Devils

are

2-4 in

against

ranked and

team

played

like

opponents No.

2

more

Virginia.

struggled

the

net

players

to

finish its oppor-

against strong

remain

oppo-

optimistic,

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bridge

games

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nents, the

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team

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season

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the

well,

said.

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but it has

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been

playing

the

ball

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our

way,

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win

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3-1

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Virginia

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6-1

State

Virginia Tech North Carolina

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4-4

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3-3

4-3

Clemson

3-3

4-4

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4-4

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4-4

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them

Putting

executing

is the

good plays

well. I’m

proud

and blocked kicks.”

Schneider also

Dargan (top)

ran

for

more

than 100 yards for the second consecutive game Saturday,

fumbled the

ball

yards for

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finishing

with 113.

the Duke special teams unit.

of

down

cosdy,

are

today.

some

up

LAUREN PR,

Cedric

Ronnie Drummer returned three kickoffs for 69

take full

once

recov-

line.

field,” Roof said. “Turnovers

of the

a

Gattis

Josh

the ball from Patrick and

“We’ve got

and

line. On

completed

Ben Patrick inches from the end but

zone,

to

Schneider

main

-

the

three

the Duke 28.

and the defense held

No. 24 Minnesota 21

with

and the ball

ground

alive, includ-

illegal batting

were

No. 23 lowa 23

Illinois 13

Blue Devils tried

up

there

zone,

the

Kenneth Stanford

Although wound

eventually

No. 19 LSU 24-Vanderbilt 7 -

at-

frenzy following

the ball

keep

to

stripped

Rutgers

they

their lead

push

to

de-

tiring

where

forward laterals and

pass

State 28

Duke’s

goal

blocked kick,

first-and-goal,

South Carolina 29

-

35

Virginia

No. 16 Texas A&M

20

No. 20 ASU 0

-

the

quarter.

the Demon Deacons

against

field

a

fourth

and Malcolm Ruff recovered

goal

ing

North Carolina 31

No. 7 California -

14

the

hard in

fought

Demon Deacon Eric DSC 42

career-best

a

12. The Blue Devils blocked the field

to

kick,

Oklahoma 38-No. 20 Ok. St. 35

have

had made three

26-yard line,

the

to

minute

No. 2

31-yard

a

would

touchdown away

the

Still

Blue

No. 1

the

at

that gave Duke

goal

ran

to

capital-

not

24-15

including

minutes of

Brooks

-

are

handful of op-

a

that

mere

The Blue Devils latter

of the ball.

Miami

No, 3 Auburn 35

they

3-0 lead.

early

ing

INFERENCE

-

of-

Forest

Devils’ quarter, Blue

win. Brooks

the

anything

Florida

and

trailing

attempt

Duke

45-yard

ball

B

well

get

Roof on

Wake

give

Brooks

Mike

in the first half,

fense

to former

I

team

third

goal

from

14-0 record

perfect

a

a

ran

games.

turning

Ted

improvement

which it did

on

of the

field

to beat

on

against Maryland, which had scored of 17 points in

and

drives

coach

had

(1-7, 0-5)

brought

yards and

Terrapins held

the fifth-ranked Seminoles 20-17 Florida State

ground

rushing yards.

head

lot of

14 in

(44, the

on

finish

defense.

portunities

highly improbable upset.

score, and the

286

to

they played

kicker

a

Forest

the ball

touchdowns,”

rush

yards. (AP)

175

Florida State's dominance of

for

by back

well-coached.”

MARYLAND 20

a

game

anchored

Wake

Barclay,

ACC) kept

ize. With his

ended with

strong

a

running

running

and dashed for

middle. He finished 21-forup the

keeper

-29 for 266

22

65-

yard drive for the winning points, completing

on a

DUKE

to

the

24-22 win.

a

With

the

Saturday night,

Darian Durant led the Tar Heels

all four passes and

inability

race.

play of the game, giving North

the final

Carolina

in

slip by

to

of

yards

allowed

zone

Miami

42-yard field goal

a

red

Demon Deacons

might have kicked

out of the national title

the

in the of the

ownership

total offense, the Blue Devils’ convert

Forest

teams

bottom spot in the conference

i

4

the first quarter, but that did

points

Despite the

play

pleting two

in

the

fumble,

game of his

every

not

result in

for the Demon Deacons.

with

career.

Schneider

had

He orchestrated

growing confidence,

28 of his 45

attempts

and

directing good gain am

and

proud

put

his

them in

offensive

a

“He made

lot of guys

position

of his overall

Schneider

com-

tossing

the team,” Roof said.

decisions and hit

to

I

performance.”

gave much of the

line,

for

score.

which

had

credit

to

previously

touchdowns.

“Mike

played well,

he did

a

good job

in

SEE

ON

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1,2004

LAUREN PRATS/THE CHRONICLE

Cedric

Dargan (33)

tries

to

break through the Wake Forest defensiveline in Duke's 24-22 loss

in Winston-Salem.TheBlue Devils finished with

Saturday

a

season-high

423 yards of total offense.

Duke offense stalls in critical stretch by

Greg

said. “When

Czaja

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do

WINSTON-SALEM trailed for

they the

the

game,

meltdown In

spite

the

Even

final

Blue

though

15 minutes of

Devils

suffered

a

bevy

the

goals,

a

one-yard

line,

missed field

squandered

two

red

goal —the

the

oppor-

field

zone

team

opportunity,

After

allowing

still had win.

to

337

yards

of total offense in the first

3

three

i!S

quarters

scene

222

ground,

and

yards

the

an

on

Duke

obthe de-

fense held the Demon Deacons scoreless in the fourth

quarter

opportunities

to

and gave its offense three

close the

nine-point

gap.

The offense, which finished with

son-high ball

all

yards,

it

seven

“Our

job

423

when

muster

give

could

counted

not

and

a

move

could

sea-

the

only

points.

defense has

season,”

been

wideout

doing Ronnie

a

good Elliott

have

we

middle but

to

down the field

they

they

to

first

started

opportunity

in the fourth

previous possession, punt after

an

with

quarter.

failed

They

to

unable

its

Duke from

prevent

one-score

Jim

Grobe

hedged Mike

mined

package.

his

bets

quickly

snuffed

out

play,

Schneider, who

after

the

game's opening Mike

engineered

Wake Forest

to

Demon Deacon

a

the

1-yard

Josh Gattis

stripped Duke tight end

he stretched for the

as

goal

line. Wake Forest recovered

the field

to

score,

to

“I them

was

ford

yards.

and

on

escape up

the

a

to

depleted in

rest

the

Wake

precious

think

up

Forest

“But

pounding

With 3:47 left

to

play

and

no

through

the third quarter,

Demon

punt, Duke put

another extended

complete

from the was

19-yard

a

dropped pass

line, he

blindsided. The ball

popped

loose, and Wake

Forest fell

on

it for the Blue

Devils' second

went

straight

inch.

quarter.

turnover.

the end

finally

zone on a

found

3-yard

Schneider completion to

Andy

once

Roland. Head coach

Ted Roof elected

to

go for

cor-

and

game,

then

and

hit

they just got

the best of

it will

not

weakness

your

hindsight.

us

can

today

be

can

Duke

correct

coach Ted Roof said

an

easy

these missed

task because

be labeled

as

“It’s

not

any

one

area,

thing,”

Roof said. “It’s

gether

and

it’s

one

cause

woes.

not

just putting when

executing

no

the sole

we

any

one

it all

get

BLOCKED

Down 24-15 with 10

With less than four minutes

to

sec-

in the third go

remaining, Malcolm Ruff

quarter, Blue Devil kicker Matt Brooks lined up for

31-yard

field

a

goal attempt.

blocked

a

keeping

Duke's

He missed the kick wide

yard

left, leaving Duke

one

two

down. He had nailed

Wake Forest FG,

Ronnie Elliott

hopes alive.

caught

scores

kicks from 45,39 and 19

er

sailed

yards during the first half.

ran

3-

touchdown pass with minute left, but the

Blue Devils could

but Schneider's pass attempt

a

not recov-

the onside kick and Wake out

the clock.

to-

our

chances.”

BOTCHED FG

onds

on

Head

for the Blue Devils’ execution

Stan-

re-

to

re-

those drives, that’s it.”

the two-point conversion,

high and incomplete.

Wake Forest

Schneider admitted in

So how

pounding

all

drives back

opportunities?

against

arms

and the Demon Deacons

the ball

block-

had

too

the ball then, you would like

those

ceivers,” “But

into the

move

move

have

little,

too

to

43

knee and ended the game.

a

“To not

was

a

Matt Brooks’s onside kick

King,

it failed

timeouts

midway

the Blue Devils

nerback Eric took

us.”

17-9

back to

however,

offense

they just kept

adjust

to

touchdown drive. It as

of

possession

able

late,

no-frills

Kenneth

finally

was

yard

was

passes,

big by

good job

a

cornerback

Duke

three-

six minutes off the clock.

did

we

early,” said.

came

goal attempt. Although

Trailing

together

final

win. On its third

to

quarter,

an on-

miracu-

two

the Wake Forest blitz and scored with

defense that had

the

sandwiched between

lous drives the

again.

a

the Blue Devils would need

again

single

Using

After

forcing the

yards

offense deter-

2-PT MISCUE

Deacons to

go

once

QB SACKED

drive. As Schneider

line.

Ben Patrick of the ball

three

a

the Blue Devils

ing

the

who

pocket collapsed

FUMBLE

Blue Devil drive

a mere

attempted

series, quarterback

again

cope

dumped

downfield.

side kick

offense

incomplete

punted

maining,

slant

the Demon Deacons moved

moments

drained a

Dargan,

to

gain.

punted.

The drive stalled on the Duke 26, and

heavy

not

a

once

Duke

came out on

move

yards against

few

a

pressure.

tailback Cedric

next

Schneider

53

assailed a

to

rushing attack,

to

contest

and

first down, Schneider to

On the

the

making

The offense could

ball off

On the

attempt

an

Schneider with

with the increased On

In

the

the football

move

Wake Forest

game, Wake Forest head coach

quarterback blitz

line.

38-yard

to

and the Blue Devils

to

gain yardage

The Blue Devil offense started with the on

Deacons

Schneider threw three

back-to-back pass attempts.

ball

Demon

and-out. This time,

block in the

the Demon Deacons back

pushed

forced the

On

Duke forced Wake

illegal

no

Elliott, but the wideout fell three

short of the first-down, and Duke

good

The defense stood tall, and

remaining

to

down for

brought

was

On third-and-seven Schneider threw

day.”

second-and-18. on

ball,

did a

Forest back

the

driving

when

13:47 the

of

short field, which

a

of all

job

they get us job

getting points, especially us

Duke’s of

tunities in the first three quarters —a fumble on

and

Saturday. of the

better

a

l

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MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

Harriers stride to sth at ACC by

Championships Clemson and

Ryan Pertz

Devils’

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Expectations the men’s

entered the ACC ranked 26th in

a

poised “If

to

Devils

prove 2003 third

got

we

would have done

was

very

competitive

and

fifth. We

might

son,

they

bid

to

and

fell

Blue Devils did

ing

an

in

fifth

several

in

on a new

have

layout change

more

made the

Ogilvie the

race

chase

said the

well and did

after

winner

the

fast

Florida

managed

team

not

try set

pace

State’s

were

Andrew

attacked

we

race,” we

ran

out

careful

the first

Ogilvie a smart

said.

on

part “As

and well

how

of the a

team

thought

race.”

Nick

Schneider led

the

country

team

had ACC title aspirations

entering Saturday's

race

but

ran to a

finish.

fifth-place

Blue

sixth overall with

placing

a

time of 24:53.3. Schneider and felsenior Michael Hatch

first four miles of the until Schneider

slightly. pack

of

Hatch seven

race

picked

among

and

a

placed

time of 24:58.6.

ninth overall with

a

Schneider

Hatch’s

and

in stride

up the pace

finished

runners

ran

the

perfor-

mances

ors

each earned All-ACC hon-

for the second time in their

spective

whose

lier

re-

careers.

Freshman

individual

meet was

to

Spooner, for

goal

sopho-

and

Krieger

Duke

of N.C. State’s top freshman Gavin

Mary

the

at

for

season

“None

placed

fifth behind No. 11

we

16 N.C. State,

be

Florida State, No.

have a

of

distances. will

results]

and

[Clemson

Ogilvie

know what

cut—we

do. At

to

they

majority

regionals,”

at

said. “It’s clear

competition,

strong

because

[these beat

we

is

Ogilvie

Blue Devils’

the

long

of

if

up-

regional

N.C.

race

the

and

the

during

about the

Virginia]

Against

Clemson

training

matter

between

grabs

for

have been

Dan

42nd,

respectively.

a

fell short

Spooner

were

a

Southeast Re-

Greenville,

chances

ear-

out

who earned 23rd and

Daly,

win ACC Freshman of

lineup

Keith

topped

Rounding

season.

Duke

mores

the

the Year, finished 20th overall in time of 25:30.4.

this

young Chris

who he had

Coombs,

the

10-kilometer

in

meet

we

the clear fa-

Wolfpack

up

optimistic Devils,

low very

cross

[with

1-1

at

said. “Now

Virginia,

coming

to

by

Lemoncello. “We

The men's

Tigers by

the second automatic bid

be

William &

“demanding.”

are

said,

Pre-Nationals

even

win

to

Duke,

CHRONICLE FILE PHOTO

race

teams

win the rubber match.”

gional,

noted

runners

a

Champi-

the

the

at

are

to

will

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tivo weeks ago.

vorite

course

NCAA’s

Ogilvie

edged

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fin-

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years.

22. Both

Clemson],” Ogilvie

the

earn-

place

8-kilometer the

Maryland,

that the

fall flat,

Nov.

Duke

a

ACC, which is the team’s

best finish

ning

not

respectable

a

ish in

but

short,

National

talented,

“We

The times

the

Had the Blue

would have solidified

three spots meet

have been

in

Region.

was

little bit off.”

Tigers, behind

spot

the

equally

for third, fourth

entering

finished ahead

onships

we

head

said. “It

Ogilvie

coach Norm

a

job,”

our

were

fluke.

then

place

Devils

finish

one

third,

Southeast

the nation. After

ago, the Blue

year

in

goal

beat the

to

rank

Duke

Championship

disappointing last-place

its

primary

meet was

which

it

team as

country

cross

the

for

high

were

The Blue

Virginia.

it will

regionals

fight.”

VOLLEYBALL

Duke falters with

late-game Duke

Michael Moore

by

THE CHRONICLE

After

dropping

Carolina

Friday,

bounded

to

close match

a

the

games in

a

team

service olina

re-

Devils’

in

(14-11, 7-4)

three

non-conference match 31-29,

Noble tied

played

Duke

ed

really well,”

and

aggressive

very

head

N.CSTATE

0

DUKE

3

coach

Jolene Nagel

said

of

that

featured

ties

and

15 “I

changes. if

DUKE UNC

ther

few calls

a

hurt

way

36

lead

served

a

little bet-

ter we

could have it

and

had

we

few

a

too

many service errors.” The first game

serving,

but

Tar Heels ter

a

two

of costly

Devils

three vert,

pattern

a

late

games

two

took

repeat

and

held

the Tar Heels could three

beyond

not

on,

LYDIA WRIGHT/THE CHRONICLE

The Blue Devils dominated N.C. State in Games 1 and 3 and

won a

hard-fought

middle game Saturday.

ized

points

closely

to

a

on

Blue

contest-

26-26 tie and

defeat the Blue

Devil

mistakes

being

to

capital-

get

back

down 16-12.

and

Saturday

Wolfpack

dominated

Blue

in

its threeCameron

Devils

never

chance, winning 30-

a

the

brought

focus

night,” Nagel

said.

“The

dicative of how well

Junior with

with

when it

14. Duke

Carrie

to

out to

snap

the first,

away

the game

tying

Blue Devils

15.

the Wolf-

by opening

dominated the

with

for fourth

place

with

could still finish ninth with

teams

14-3

a

The conference win

keeps

the

Blue

think if

we

gave

can

bunched

continue

a

tie

Four ACC

Devils,

who to

in the

together

standings.

hunt,” Nagel

this weekend,

good shape.”

Duke in

from second

anywhere

“We’re still in the

third

run.

Virginia.

middle of the conference

we

at

momentum.

The game

a

Istvan served for 10

as

straight points, effectively killing

pack’s

using

7-7 tie. N.C. State threat-

ened in the second,

pulled

and

into the game

comfortable lead.

a

through a

28

Wolfpack’s

numerous reserves

jumped

Tealle

DeMange

dominated the attack,

the

to

Duke cruised

Duke

in-

were

sophomore

freshman

kills

brought

Friday

gave

scores

played.”

we

and

kills, and

58

we

Sarah Salem led the Blue Devils

15

Hunkus

kind of effort,

same

and

majority

but North Carolina

into the game after

streak

games remain for

points.

the last four

“We

kills. in the

10 kills and

digs.

aggressiveness

though

even

Devils. Duke held the lead for the game,

con-

extend their lead

ed, but the Tar Heels broke

of the

all

ended

late lead

The third game was also

won

not

and

powerful

a

the

as

win

to

could

advantage

and three with

game

itself

chances

North Carolina took second

the

12-4 run

games. When Duke

Pyles

losing

Blue

15, 30-19, 30-14.

game for

kill.

would

had

gave

the

Outside hit-

finished off the

the Tar Heels with

Blue

errors

straight points.

Molly Pyles The

tied at 29 with Duke

with

career-high

the

respectively.

(10-16, 0-12), snapping

each had

was

pair

gave

I

out.

that could have gone ei-

us,

game

led

defense,

Indoor Stadium. The

think

could’ve

we

pulled think

match

a

a

digs eight

Seniors Erin

Istvan

bounced back

N.C. State

execut-

and

Istvan notched 29

30-28 and 30-26. “We

the match.

Stephanie

offense

and

committed

three for North Car-

only

to

throughout

in

ACC)

Heels but

errors

assists

kills,

more

Tar

Noble and

the

errors

had

the

Saturday.

(16-8, 7-5

the Tar Heels

to

North

to

volleyball

sweep N.C. State

The Blue Devils fell

than

UNC

at

to

give

said. “I

the effort

then we’ll be

in

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swims

Wolfpack

past

Duke with swift Leslie Cooper

by

finished

THE CHRONICLE

Duke’s fered

swimming

have been their

victories this in

the

and

women’s Duke

though

think

“I

women’s

and

(1-2,

“As

our

the

other

our

own races.

and

in

in

The

we

the

point

Nora

another

to

is

‘Julia

always

The

women’s

the

with

made, had

events

contested

don’t think

bay.

they

and

“We

Duke

efforts with

scoring the

200 IM and second

in

tively,

the

200

Tim

N.C.

a

of his

the

was

respec-

race

“We

performance.” the

in

coming

really great

diver

highest placing

winning

meet,

form and meter

places,

Anderson said.

freestyle,”

Hyer

the

in

Storm

Andy

the 200 breast.

really proud

were

finish in

in the 200

place

swimming competi-

“Matt Rinehart had in

200

continued the

Kevin Arthofer and

off the men’s

the

the

place

first

a

in

men

3-meter

second

in

plat-

the

1-

competition. forward

looking

State

in

again

said. “I think

should have

we

taking

to

on

the ACCs,” Anderson a

chance

good

beat them later on in the season.” Duke will

the

season

its first home

contest

Saturday against

meet

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of

East Carolina.

The men's

swimming and diving

team lost to N.C. State

team

late

the

to score

forced

were

play-

and

the

to

first

three

I

domi-

Deacons

set

we

confidence

a

We

the

executing

today,”

there

Elliott

game

do

a

better job of

plays, especially

coach’s

get into

the

red

No.

conference, Duke

but without

scor-

page

1

never

went

into

with

dence. It

was

a

into

a

race

and

win real

but

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