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turnovers

scored 19

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game,

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responsibility.”

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possible exception

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attempting

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stop

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particularly during to

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kept taking

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ball version of Bill Belichick’s New with the

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toward

Currie

the

Duke

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redirected

ball

DUKE

rim

which

and

released

her

ripped through

Smith.

the

net

to

three

chance

would

play

chance for Pacific to

utes.

Currie’s

Duke

The on to

the

hang

to

run

run

the

spell

end

which had

(2-2),

including

three contributed

Pacific

put away

break

points

with

three wins

Currie

a

over

finished

and

the

to

as

record

top-25 game

of

point margin of the

arc.

and the

ductive

7-1,

end of the

18

Summitt

Duke’s 56-

during

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its

should

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than

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ished the game with

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situations.”

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Saturday.

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bench,

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the timeout

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calling to set

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women’s basketball.

Upset

the

take pressure off of Zolman, and

Summitt admitted

and

at

sparse

Tennessee

Second,

pulling

pro-

transition

possession.

rotation.

Coach

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two

go. The Duke

ball down the

Pacific

its

6-

minutes,

have called a timeoutwith

to

to

19

to

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were most

ran

made

final

combobulated

Jackson

The Blue Devils finished the second half

dominated

Goestenkors

comfortable with them

head

getting quality

20

Bales for nine blocks. “I feel very

Goestenkors said of her freshmen. are

had 7 assists and shot 5-for-6 from the line. combined with

Gail

floor.

team-high

from

coach

on

freshman trifecta of Laura and Smith. Kurz

and

Vols

allowed the Blue Devils

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each

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going

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defensive

defenders and

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Devil

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put

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took the final shot, which

on

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and

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Lady

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combinations that

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or

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do well

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