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SHULL

from

has been able “She is said.

a

page

12

in that

help

to

great leader,”

area

well.

as

outside hittef Tealle Hunkus

“She has great energy

the court,

on

all

we

try

to

feed into that.” A lot of stands of

Shull’s

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defense.

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of the

often

more

and

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to

Few Duke fans have been

coming

to the

footballgames

recently.

The

Sept.

17 contest with VMI drew the smallest crowd in

nearly 40

ATTENDANCE

from

page

11

to

to

watch

how

game a

of the year, 20,831

beginning

Maryland play

good

the

football

increased.

steadily

showed up

people

Duke. Once the fan base team

ESPN

that year,

was

broadcasted

against Army (when

was

ry

home crowds

In

the last time Duke

played

biter

In

final home game

packed

capacity

—to

against UNC,

Wallace Wade—well see

that

the Blue Devils fall in

a

nail

out

for the

season

due

to a

back in-

it’s

a

Kennedy,

was-

Duke’s senior

as-

Dave

only

rest

to

serious

case

in

recent

of the

memo-

come out

was

season

just tough

in hoards for winners.

Spurrier,

won

batde

against

soccer

eight

began

up the national rankings,

win

baby.

games

rocked

the

N.C. State.

team

swarmed Koskinen Stadium for

point is, just

have

Brown-led football team, under the

coach Steve

creeping

they’ve

time—Duke fans

interest. More than 42,000 fans late

on

The fans will

a

season

more

than

contest.

and for

the

get

are

the

to

goes

really

hitter,”

and the hitter couldn’t do anythem up. If

setting

outside

the

didn’t

we

we’re

position

defensive

dirty work,

hitter in

high

fired up because I’m

kills. I get

or two

one

“But

also,

in

even

school and

you

careful

not

to

a setter

hand

a

that

it,

on

it

lot.”

a

compare

and moved

game if I’m

a

driven ball

get

different

wholly

are

supposed

not

maybe

hard

a

barely

came to

Duke

as

a

to

Shull and Istvan, Istvan

players.

came

libero before her more

jun-

consisten-

a

captain

“[lstvan taught me] just matter

libero and started 17 of 30

her freshman year

her transition into the

as

a

of last

college to

defensive

year’s

or even

Though

with

eas-

go all out, every game, that I had

surpass that—that

was

my

to

play

she has

let the

not

“[Ali Hausfeld] and I got all

in the

compliments tournament

no

at

goal.”

sometimes-overshadowed anchor

the

Duke’s defense has earned recognition season,

specialist.

team

game.

what,” Shull said. “Knowing

her level

“We

players

points.

gets

She credits Istvan,

of the

occa-

defense.

matches

first

the

night

come

often

does the

score

two

as

Shull

ing

when the men’s

people

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the

the

of head

year

11-0 and

happened.

was

tendency

1989 the

Last

the

6,300

Krzyzewski

up, said Chris

good

pretty

stadium for

more

beyond

spring, something equally surprising

With Mike

the ACC

decline in basketball attendance—after all

guidance

on

their rivals.

to

That

a

and drew fan

that season’s

41,000 fans

33,941-seat

filling

shown their

Thursday night

a

of

been

realized

Thursday?).

than

even

Though

Wisconsin. At the

finished last in

sociate athletic director.

8-4 and lost the Hall of Fame Bowl

team went

team

and the student section of Cameron Indoor Stadium n’t

the football

the men’s basketball

Duke

front-line

ior year when the Blue Devils needed

years.

cy

jury,

the

services, the

defensive contributions

team momentum

is

Nagel saying

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while

wouldn’t be in

down and

our

r“

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setter

played

team

should be

receive

to

and make

and work get all the floor burns

Shull said.

lucky,”

tnxummj

plays

And

recognition

we

making

—y

expected easy

Shull’s

willingly she

still loves

m

to

the

have

though

“T

on

without the libero

thing

the

to

understated.

said. “The

Nagel

Awards,

credited

Hunkus and senior Sam Fisher

kill,

has

“Jenny hard,

also be

Dehav-

Devil,

of the Week

Player

can

Carrie

Blue

hand in almost every aspect of

a

is

spectacular play.

DeMange,

glory

-

She

defense

play steady

blocker

recognized

record

the result

play—is

team.

As libero, Shull has Duke’s

ACC

middle

most

those honors

said

—Duke’s