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THE CHRONICLE

After loss

its

disappointing

East Carolina and

to

Duke

practice,

against

fensive

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45-0

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Virginia

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fectively led 21-0,

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respon-

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keep

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people

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necessary

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Ophelia,”

Sunday.

statement

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take

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early

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man

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and cell

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campus

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man

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men

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football game,

at

Minai,

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the time.

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was

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specialist

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parents

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Shortly

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Security,

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Minai the

said

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provides

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.

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police

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replaced

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campus,”

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crimes of

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occurring,

officer

on

Minai said.

every square “Crimes like

opportunity.”

prevent Minai

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suggested

walk in well-lit areas and walk in warned students

not

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can to

their families safe.

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most

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provided

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removed

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halftime the Hokies

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North Carolina National

Tuesday morning

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operate

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northbound

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much better football

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local emergency officials.”

than we are.”

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preparation

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politicians,

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NEW ORLEANS

picking under

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opened

to

Workers here

Sunday,

a

small

miracle

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airport

circumstances.

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that

the

day

lift in this shattered

marked

by to

“This is Orleans

While the final toll

city.

to

indications New Orleans had

see

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day,

of the

streets.

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leading police,

workers

in

a

of progess their homes

briefly,

song, fire

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sign

said New

progress,”

resident Linda

Taylor, gesturing “Last

church services.

gathered

have

people

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to-

the

from

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and

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streets.

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and

now

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those

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President Orleans

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show hands-on hurricane

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president at

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into the World Trade Center.

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military

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phase of Israel's pullout

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Gaza

Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi scored

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in the

convoys in

receded and work

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setting empty

Monday,

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on

air, while Israeli troops left in

however

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cleared

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gether

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turn a corner.

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Canal Street, and

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deployed by

on

firefighters

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onslaught,

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bullhorn, Norman Flowers.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER

12, 2005

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tailgate

Christina Patsiokas

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Janet

and

THE CHRONICLE

When Zone

the

for

more come

football

was

in

team’s

the

on

Blue

preparation

home

line than

tailgates

me

Mike

junior

opener, the

just

give

or

Hadlow,

many students’

up

filled the

out-

of the game.

“Give said

students

rowdy

Saturday morning

death,”

me

aptly summing

devotion

the

to

pre-

game ritual.

Participants’ adherence, of,

to

the

lack there-

or

tailgate policies

new

out

set

by

administrators last week would determine whether or to

not

the

gate

still

are

Under

end

must

tainers, funnels,

of the

rest

monitors said.

tailgates

would be allowed

event

continue for the

kickoff.

at

and

kegs

rules

new

Glass

drinking

con-

games

prohibited.

While the usual

tailgates

in

was

monitors

revelry

full

all

formed

and

marched the

a

Promptly

solid line from

the

remaining

of

was

pleased

very

at

bright

back

noon

green

of the

lot,

crowd toward

the

stadium. By 12:10 p.m. the lot

dents handled the

morning,

the time at 10

began announcing

they

herding

that marks Duke

swing

minutes before kickoff.

“I

tail-

season,

the

was

with the

situation,”

emptied.

way

the

stu-

said Sue Wasi-

olek, assistant vice president for student affairs the

and

dean of students, who

tailgate

we’ll be

as

having

During

the

a

attended

monitor herself. “I think

another first

tailgate

next

week.”

of the

quarter

game

the student section of WallaceWade Stadium

was

the

new

nearly

full and monitors

system of regulation

Sporting bright the

slogan

“Don’t

a

deemed

success.

green T-shirts fumble the

bearing

tradition,”

student leaders wielded bullhorns and trolled the Blue Zone

as

they

students’ behavior within the addition

to

ensuring

the

tried new

to

pa-

keep

rules. In

event

ended ANTHONY

SEE

TAILGATE ON PAGE 10

Students

sport costumes, eat, drink and

enjoy

the

Saturday morning

sun at

tailgate.

Per

a new

policy,

the administration mandated that the

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event

end

at

kickoff.

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outside of the door read

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comprised that

projector system the walls,

on

to create

al space

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of

a

of

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user

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faculty.

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in classes this

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have

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facility

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of artists and

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to

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class in the computer sci-

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Last year, the Duke men’s 11-0 before

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teams

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opportunities

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minutes of the half

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ham

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THE CHRONICLE

With less than field

Saturday’s

13 minutes

hockey

Wake Forest—the in

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meanwhile,

were

unable

to

find

struggled

to

a

half, but the Blue Devils surrendered

the

put together a

they

team

were

a

as

two

second-half goals in the loss

just

another

going

was

little

win

to

smarter

than

Duke’s

Kirsten Bostrom,

able

to

hold off Wake

which potent offense,

controlled

the ball for much of the first half. But Duke

managed

to

strike

15

match, when junior Amy rebound off her

own

minutes

into

Stopford put

shot.

rest

the in

a

the

to Wake

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aggressiveness

for

felt that I didn’t

outshooting

the

and that kind of upsets me.”

half,

defense did an

impact.

on

goal

highest-scoring

year,

were

combined for

did us,

a

we

and

creating through

loss,

only

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especially

that’s been

over

to

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for “It’s

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and

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Grant,

while

potential,

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to

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vious four

is

to

up

in the Junior World

compete ago,

play

Blue Devils

will miss Duke’s

weren’t

tears.

that four

Cara-Lynn

na-

three shots

great job of fronting

but

Grant said

space

duo in the

shut down. The

fact

have

to

the entire game.

“They marking

stars

Seniors Katie Grant and Nicole

Dudek, the tion last

allow Duke’s

not

salt

Adding

the game, the Wake Forest

Throughout

tent scorers

defense, led by senior

was

of

Demon Deacons 6-4.

first half, and I

in the second half.” on,

Duke maintained its

problem

season.

pretty much

was

smartest

and

Forest’s

second

pressure

the

Early

also result-

apparent

break, all

second half as

today

we were

the Blue Dev-

aggressiveness

penalty

which

as

champions

a

the

of those situations,” Bozman said. “We

today, national

defending

dominated the

ed

minute into the second

a

have

strong of

goals.

The

ils

“We

going

into the second half, Wake Forest tied the over

Stopford

their offense after that has been

a

put Duke ahead 1 -0 in the first

con-

the clock.

Duke

Although

Juniormidfielder Amy

never

Forest

trolled the ball the last few minutes and ef-

fectively

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and

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SPORTSWRAP 4

SEPTEMBER 12,2005

IMONDAY.

GA. TECH 27 Reggie Ball

threw

320

career-high

yards

UNC 21

-

After UNC

pulled

within six

to

a

to a

possession

intercepted

near

the

goal line

to

in the

three

plays

left to

play.

on

at its 41 with 2:51

Tech's Dennis Davis

from Matt Baker

points late

stopped Tech

fourth quarter, the Tar Heels

Georgia

Georgia Tech

Saturday.

27-21 win

and took

touchdowns and

for two

to lead No. 17

long pass

a

end the threat.

The Tar Heels got the ball again at their 19 with 44 seconds left, but Baker's third comeback game ended the

CLEMSON 28

MARYLAND 24

-

scored

Merriweather

Reggie touchdown

on

ing, capping

38-yard

a

run

trailed

before

24-14

that

Charlie

second touchdown pass

Whitehurst's

second

Maryland.

carried No. 25 Clemson past Clemson

his

with 2:58 remain-

fourth-quarter rally

furious

a

interception of the

hopes. (AP)

to

Curtis

Baham cut the deficit to three points with 7:35

remaining. After ed

Whitehurst directpunt by Maryland,

a

drive

51-yard

a

that

concluded

on

Merriweather's winning carry. (AP)

FSU 62 BC 44

-

-

Citadel 10 7

Army

Nebraska 31

-

Wake 3

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OVERALL

Florida State

1-0

2-0

Clemson

1-0

2-0

ATLANTIC

0-0

2-0

Wake Forest

0-0

0-2

Maryland

0-1

1-1

Boston

College

0-1

0-1

ACC

OVERALL

Virginia Tech

2-0

2-0

Georgia Tech

1-0

2-0

Virginia

0-0

1-0

North Carolina

0-1

0-1

Miami

0-1

0-1

N.C. State COASTAL

0-1

Duke

ANTHONY

Senior wide receiver Ronnie Elliot is tackled after his

Jason

by

Strasser

0-2

Duke

football

dejectedly

conference

drubbing there

head

at

the

of

to

No. 20 ND

17

No. 3

-

Michigan

No. 7 Va Tech 45 lowa State 23 No. 9

Georgia

-

No. 10 Florida 41

-

-

Louisiana Tech 3

No. 13 Purdue 49

-

No. 16 California 56

No

Georgia Tech

27

18 Oklahoma 31

No. 19 Boston

SMI) 21

-

North Carolina 21

-

44

-

-

Army

No. 22TCU10

No. 24 Fresno State 55 No. 25 Clemson 28

-

Weber State 17

Maryland

24

be

except the ob-

seemed

got

Duke

like

by

couldn't

plays, stop

the

same

even

field

“When

as

we

run

the

run

penalties,

didn't

time ticked off

itive

done.” get it existed

taken from this

be

to

maybe

nice

a

in

football,

anything

execute

or

look

shirts

in

to

die

band. pass

special

defend the

worthy

Virginia

while it

marching die ball,

teams

pass,

be

the

on

and the

Tech.

have chances

13-yard

than a 5.5

make

plays

yard

yards

quarter

get

day, per

on

a

from Curt Dukes later in

much

worse

play

things

than this.

gained

Duke's offense

less

and the defense allowed

average.

with 362 total

and

at

Virginia

yards—more

Tech finished

than 10 times the

offensive output of the Blue Devils. The was

key

difference between

pure athletic

ability

and

size

play

on

offense for

defensive line was

yards

as

soon as

Virginia Tech,

pushed

the ball

teams

on

both

Hokies had wanted to, an

up-the-gut

run

least five

When

Duke

or

play six

had

the Duke

back about three

was

they

snapped.

If the

could've called

every down and got-

yards. the

ball,

sure

quicker

Blue

offensive

Devils'

immense

of pres-

amount

Mike Schneider and

Curt Dukes. The

disparity

would've been win

by

a

throw in

petition

which

soft

much

a

lines the

of

his

hope

velocity

on

to

quartercom-

landslide.

but

freakish

for 172

yards

really

never

athletic

talents,

of the best genes any

some

accurate;

a

Marcus Vick, the

touchdowns,

from

alone

Hokies

But if you

margin.

day, throwing

solid

a

any

come

but

name

becomes

three

flashed

for

talented receivers and

Vick had and

the

on

enough

considerable

back with the

for. Most of his passes he

never

needed

the ball because

time his receivers had

at

least five

were

to

most

yards

put

of the

of sep-

aration from their defenders. The bottom line Tech was

arrived

safely

is

that when

in Durham,

practically already

formance ous

the

an

quarterbacks

on

athlete could

the

the offensive and defensive lines. For each

ten at to

can't

probably

pos-

—besides game

of the second run

it

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Tech defenders would

the

through

line and put

interception by John Talley

beginning

the

maroon

cheering

blue

only

die

ball, avoid

it

Hokie-infested

a

people sporting Chicago

were worn

plow

not

For the

Blue Devils

afternoon in front of

and burnt orange stood

7

Florida Inti 3

-

day

stands

Tulsa 15

-

College

No. 21 Texas Tech 56

17

Washington

-

going

to

abused, destructed and embarrassed Satur-

the clock,

Akron 24

tape

and

today

well

leading

larger Virginia

that,”

didn't protect

CROSS/THE

receiver for the game.

every way

“We

mercy rule

a

Duke's

make them-we didn't do

would've been used. If there is

to report.

Wallace Wade Stadium. As

No. 11 FSU 62-The Citadel 10

No. 17

anything The

South Carolina 15

their

re-

did

we

If

He

in

die half—it is rooted in the fact that

No. 8 lowa 3

17

eight yards.

pretty

vious

Duke 0

-

went for

there wasn't

analysis

No. 5 LSU 35-No. 15ASU 31

day, which

recorders in the air, but

same

10

45-0

The

say.

and

the

Tech;

Virginia

held

porters No. 4 Ohio State 22

Roof

in

cameras

much

nothing

was

Ted

following Saturday's hands

to

Roof said.

coach

the

at

have

we

THE CHRONICLE

press

-

of the

Duke overmatched

stared

No. 2 Texas 25

only reception

was

on

the field

over.

Virginia

the

From

Saturday,

it

game

its

was

perobvi-

that Duke football is miles away from

Division I

respectability.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER

s: PORTSWRAP

Hokie spectators (above left) Jim Moravchik and the offensive line (top left) Duke huddles in the shadow of thousandsof

pushed

was

around by the Hokies. Virginia Tech held Curt Dukes

just pin

FOOTBALL

fromic

1

page

In

the numbers

by BT““

Vick

Duke Statistics Greatest to Least

Yards:

finished 12-for-19

three touchdowns and

After

quarter.

68

air,

taken

being

fore

35

take

ties

Net Yards

Rushing:

13 10

Punts:

5

pass

aft:

1.2

a

this

first

on

der

Avg. gain

per

play:

0.7

able own

per rush:

ended in disaster

for

a

for

a

three

Mike

quarterback

seven-yard

for

yard

0.4

sequence

set

up

Schneiand

loss,

a

to

get those guys

get fast

those so

Darryl Tapp you

you

know

just got

forced

was

into bad

“When

yards

beating

were

had

we

we

talked about—being

goal attempt

their

on

seven-yard line, Jeff King

50

back

yards

Tech’s

points Virginia Duke’s

there and

the

next

Duke

tight zone

starting

for the

including

scored in

the

fourth quarter. “We and

are

keep

just going working

dust

magic pill, magic and the

light

is hard work and

to

or

us

hard

to

game

continuing give

our

the

folks

a

is

no

you snap your fin-

process.

to

work

to

there

on,” Roof said. “It

comes

a

back

go

because

but this isn’t

going

their

to

backups

from

out

on

defense

football

it’s

field

continued

onslaught

be

to

during

the back of the end

said. “Whenever to

what

opening possession,

about

Virginia

plays

to

44-yard

a

disappointed

Tech

make

back

Tech up 7-0.

scoring

against

ground.

front,” Roof

to

goes

the remainder of the game, 10

the

Vick connected with

in

Virginia

The

run

met

opportunistic.”

right

came

Marching

put

It

missing

Despite

the Hokies

to

to

too was

Tech made few mistakes

Virginia

drive.

up

chance

a

didn’t make them.

the game.

on

us

we

gers

able

defensive end

over

Duke’s

line.

were

said.

em-

insurmount-

third-and-35 situation from

situations like third-and-35,”

you

re-

defensive

Devils poor results. The Blue

equally

“They

were

the

of game be-

delay

with

amassed just 13 total

end

second. On

on

flagged

4-yard

in-

line.

29-yard

fore it could get off third down. The

“We

Avg. gain

to

Blue Devils

down, the

sacked

barrassing

I

stopped

holding

was

Royal

ensuing possession.

down,

was

Duke’s

on

strong pres-

athletic

Duke

Consequently,

forced

midway

turnover

bright spot

being

called for

played

opportuni-

John Talley

lone

slant pass

Duke’s

After

Duke

Times across 50:

cornerback

Hokies’

the

the ball

move

faced

line, which recorded five sacks.

68

and could

yards few

more

for

penalties the

and

up

compiled

the second quarter when he dove

even

loss

Avg. per

marched

Duke

from

sure

between

little avail.

to

could

they

as

to

the quarter-

the football 35 times, but that

in front of wide receiver Eddie

during

running

on

Curt Dukes

the air,

through

solution

a at

ineptitude

quarterback

Neither

completion.

one

Roof alternated

position,

5

go.”

find

to

attempt

Schneider and

total of 202 rush-

total offensive

Tech’s

Virginia

tercept

the

through

had.

they

Junior

But

First Downs:

Hokies

field,

advantage of

through

>!

the

yards—than not

a

yards —nine

penalty

Total Offense;

be-

interception

an

backs. among six

the

down

yards,

the end of the third its lead

building

accumulating

While

45

out at

172

for

Tech concentrated

Virginia

the ball,

ing yards

Points Allowed:

back

from the game.

starters

back and

ears

your

an

Duke’s offensive

*

Penalty

(above right) to

12, 20051

Of

course

outcome

going

work and win

next

I

am

of this to

deter

fighting

week.”

SPORTSWRAP 6

2005

I MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,

VOLLEYBALL

W. CROSS COUNTRY

Blue Devils claim title at home

Duke takes

by

Koss

Jordan

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top 7 spots

Despite trying at

the

dium,

6K

CORNELL

finishes of the Invitational

Diego with

perfect

a

Horowitz

seconds

21:14, but only 45

Duke’s first and fifth

tween

“We had to

“One of our one

goals

to

the

Devils or

hilly

were

able

fantastic”

Blue

superi-

did

pack during derson

the

Blue

their first

turned

in

senior Shannon

collegiate

six

and

An-

race.

a

a

time of

with

a

“They

really

top

proved

with the older and

run

girls

on

Loma’s top

who

than

finished in

the

last

eleventh

I think

to

on our

and

play,

they

opportunity

all

as

the

the

toughest

to

force

Duke took its

test

battied

Mustangs

a

fifth

play

up

on

the

the

we

revealed its in-

team

serve.

our

we

needed

service

wanted

to

game

that

into

our

we

be

to

do,” Nagel

something going going

to

a

do

said.

really

morning

Blue

not

DOUGLAS/THE

responded

taking

the

to

Nagel’s

Saturday

mes-

morning

CHRONICLE

Middle Blocker Carrie DeMange

at

named the Most Valuable Player

was

this weekend's Duke Invitational.

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ON PAGE

7

Devil, with

place

BETH

team

Point

even

Deanna Sick, did

runner,

higher

place

But

meet.

victory,

about

by

sage LAURA

the

was

The

totaled 76

behind the Blue Devils,

points during

very pos-

match.”'

said.

Point Loma, which finished in second

place

some

defi-

said. “I

Nagel

say

weekend

game.

steadier in

talked

experienced

more

the team,” Jermyn

of the

“That

could

they

rest. were

got everyone

we

that

individual

win the final game 15-8, but in

to

everything

finishers. that

displayed

did because

“In the SMU match, bit

no

there

games down

two

consistency

rounding

time of 22:11,

Duke’s block of

out

to

provided

(4-5)

notch

All-American in 2004. McKeever finished seventh

which

team

Hunkus

great job.”

deciding

spite

country

cross

a

the

had

they

back from

seconds behind

Rowbury,

triple-double

above the

out

they

for the Blue Devils,

leading

place

third

a

finishing only

21:33,

Devils’

came

missed

all-tournament

moments

that

over

SMU

freshmen

Whitney Anderson and Maddie McKeever in

in

team

“absolute-

as

domi-

just

hitter Tealle

believe that

to

stood

all did. I think

they

when

performances,

found spots

things

itive

of three 2K

In what Jermyn described

the

could go down the list

to

control of the-race.

ly

career

different standouts,”

nitely

the

she

Jenny Shull,

“At different

tighter

maintain their

to

libero

Valuable

and 9 blocks.

outside

player really

said.

began

course,

earning

performance as

the

Blue

tournament’s

frontcourt

best

digs

15

Jolene Nagel

this

way.”

on our

the

one

at

be

to

Duke

and

to

the kind of team effort that led head coach

from

competitors

around the

loops

be-

her

(1-2),

making

Also were

finishes.

Jermyn

after the second

out

the

her second

with 19 kills,

Blue

elapsed

this year is

five. We’re

Although

spread

Kevin

coach

Cornell

against

time of

a

place

really good spread

a

head

time,”

the

for

DeMange’s

capturing

much better than last year

five,

from

led

the finish line with

across

nance.

Calif.,

Diego,

award

Player

points.

of 15

score

Senior Clara Devils

San

led

for

Most

win the San

meet to

in

improve

Devils,

3

and didn’t let go.

top

the

Methodist,

to

DeMange

1

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DUKE

team

country

cross

on

Second-ranked Duke secured the seven

Carrie

of Saturday’s

meters

the women’s

race,

seized the lead, held

Southern

way

THE CHRONICLE

blew

team

season.

Sophomore

Lauren Kobyiarz

Injust the first 100

the

team

Invitational,

of Cameron Indoor Sta-

out

sweeping

on

host

polite

a

UNC-Charlotte and Cornell 5-1

by

be

volleyball

women’s

competition

to win meet

to

Duke past weekend’s

this

a

M. CROSS COUNTRY

23:42 time. Duke’s dominationof the meet,

Despite the team’s

overpowering performance said.

unexpected, Jermyn

not

Devils elected tational this

as

a

to

Diego

other

to

key

was

Blue

Men

the

a

really

“We

teams

in

expect

to

the

of

didn’t

do

pretty

to

race

right

away.

Jermyn the We

best did

well. We just wanted

swing

The Blue Devils’

of

Invitational in

to

race

will be the

Cary, N.C.,

school first

Lou

41

of

and

with 27

runner-

Invitational

Virginia

points,

third-place

the

Saturday.

Va.,

in

tance

in

22nd

came

finisher William &

Geary Gubbins, competing

collegiate

race,

Devils in the BK-event with

“It

paced an

the Blue

eighth-place

go

real

exciting

and have

out

for

me

reallyjust

do

to

wanted

good performance,

a

I found a nice groove and

was

able

to

so to

but

Five the

of

top-25

Duke a

and 113 total

tains

Keith

crossed the

runners

field that

teams

were

Krieger finish

finished in

included nine

competitors. Co-capand

line

in

Chas

Salmen

11th and

13th

planned

San

Diego

Invitational

STONE/THE CHRONICLE

Saturday.

spots

to

win the

performance

in

was

and

did

man,

trained

what

we

what

I

had

do before the race.”

Senior Cameron Bell, was

exacdy

Salmen said. “I felt very

control

to

previously

over

the

fellow

his

“Our

runner,

which with

the

a

mile-specialist

summer

to

our

but

compete in

in

already depth

more

coming

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