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17

Duke’s

After

playing

three years on the

wing, Daniel Ewing

will

start at

point guard

in the season-opener

his

points His

perimeter

sea-

an

front

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Redick,

bench

players

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to

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seasons.

season.

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during

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players

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for

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point

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reporter

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energy

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season.

something

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this football

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SEE EWING ON PAGE

16

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

THIN DUKE FACES TOUGHEST TEST YET by

Patrick Byrnes

The women’s basketball the

Final Four with

Enough” playing

in 2002, but

with

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the

just

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slogan

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Melissa

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WOMEN'S GOLF

Blue Devils cap flawless autumn at Hooters Andrew Yaffe

showed

Duke ended its fall

Fla.

The

victory

flour-

a

Match

Hooters

gave

Blue

the

Devils

5-0 fall record for the second

perfect

has

to

con-

feeling

great

a

reigning champions

coach Dan Brooks said. “It’s great a

This

undefeated

more

Entering

2003,

Duke

and

had

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and

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top

Liz

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did

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season.

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from 12 strokes

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win

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team’s

led

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play,

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the first

result is all that matters.”

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Devils

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and doesn’t get

get

first

year’s

on

personality

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Brooks

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since.

designation Tuesday. Devils,

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however,

tournament,

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because

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team

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win all four of her matches and she

so

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play

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course

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capped

four holes per match.

definitely

fall where

the

over

formance. Pandolfi

a

secutive year. “It’s

improved

son,

Howey-in-the-Hills,

in

Play Championship

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Duke top Arizona

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an

NCAA-record 62, and Duke comes

i

Tuesday,

season

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Freshman Jennifer Pandolfi, whose

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