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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2005
PRATT VS. TRINITY At
them
glance, it's virtually impossible
a
tell
apart.
As
part of the cohesive Duke experience,
a
Trinity and
Pratt students live in
Alpine and socialize day. They
even
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to
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of
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2003,
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who
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switch, but
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and make
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dean of Pratt,
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seen
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of Pratt students who transfer
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PRATT SCHOOL:
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head coach Ted
season,
Roof has maintained that redshirt Mike
the Damn
Schneider
every
step,
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postseason
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the
games 38
this
points
tistic
Schneider,
ineffective in
In addition,
throw
ance
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QB Mike Schneider has fumbledfour intimated
Roof
weeks,
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and
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is
specific player we
all have
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people
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always being
looking
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said.
brought is
at
season,
Virginia (above).
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to
those to
or
coach, it’s all of
shortcomings,
move
us
do better.”
the ball
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PAGE
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2006
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final
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forward
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to
finish
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to
Championship,
NCAA
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title
was
disappointing,
that
on
this
experi-
starters
Duke
history, hopes appear
returning
of the best
be very
to
to
seasons
a
in
high
for the fourth-ranked Blue Devils.
guys the
excited
Like
ACC
they
last year,
can
the
Blaum.
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the
a
campaign,
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team
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called
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no
comfortable
it
this
together likely
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year’s squad
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on.
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Smith said.
winning
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one
doubt it
back,”
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Senior Nate
played
ever
“There’s five of
at
no
believes that it will
2005
performance.
50-to-watch,
‘No,
and
to
have all
“We’re we
really
know
we
these tournaments.”
determineDuke’s
success
said. “The in
anybody
will be
year,
tenth-best
country by Golfweek
Mariano Rivera and the New York Yankees have
beat
and he looked
it?’,
said.
of the
rest
should be
have all five guys
Myers
Blaum, who
individual tide
ranked
ANTHONY CAUSI/ICON
The
team to a
SEE M. GOLF ON PAGE 12
country.”
senior
ior
to
head coach Rod
feel like
was
wasn’t,’” Myers
best he has
season
that had
one
will
they
the
shook his head, and said,
who Golfweek named
said
team
build
really
me,
helped
Ryan, ‘Eighth place just wasn’t
to
the
And with all five
“I’m
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good enough,
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team
back,”
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finish.
but several members of
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lead over Boston in the AL East
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half-game
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thus far.
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fact that 24
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by Schneider, the
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over
ACC, with
Duke has mustered
in drives led
points
than 50
in the
leading the bot-
at
rushing yards.
season,
made
those
to
of
the clear-
as
Blue Devils.
category
every
exception
was
of on-and-
years
and emerge
proven
an-
game.”
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season
escape
an
the
to
can
capabilities.
collecting
going
guys
Bernie
who
of lumber.
have nuclear
they
of
tom
hap-
Giambi,
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what
Blue Devil offense that ranks
it hasn’t
dude named
Jeter,
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(when
lineup
to
has
however,
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Manager Joe
some
leader of the
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do I
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was
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of
give
starting duty
cut
to
Saturday’s
see
and
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out
to
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face—the
fanatical Red Sox
those freakin’ Yankees.
think the Yankees
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in
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team
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this week and
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the
outings
against Navy.
to
terback situation. “We’re
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pens,”
play-
World Series throne for
interesting
have
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the
my gut.
championship.
Damn Yankees
clearly
are
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toes.
missing
New York Yankees, will stage
their 27th
Tim Mc-
They
vomit sometimes.
2005, the
In
and
comment.
game
going
junior
starting
from true-freshman
starting quarterback
homecoming
hated them with every breath,
Duke
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name a
“We’re I have
four
strong challenge
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Zack
the
was
After
quarterback. and
Yankees
con-
football program. troversy for the Duke
seven
the
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individ-
The Blue Devils sit in
a
tie for ninth
place after
the first round at The Preview tournament.
They trail Georgia by
13 strokes.
finishes.
Duke’s top finisher
Championships,
two
by
the
been
in
In his
magazine.
top-10
has
player
Blaum recorded
led
won
at
the NCAA
but felt that he could have
see
pg. 12
Ryan for
a
Blaum and the men's
golf
national championship this
team
are
season.
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season.
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golf
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are
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golf
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windy
a
spring.
challenging and when
course
field without have
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you
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Devils
drives in
a
time. The
victory
for Duke’s 38-7
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impact by leading
consecutive
to
40-14
responsible weekend’s
an
loss
over
at
touchdown
VMI and
only
the
score
Virginia.
was
in last
He
has
thrown both of Duke’s touchdown passes, one
of
ceiver Devils’
which,
30-yard
a
Jomar Wright,
longest
pass
strike
stands
play
to
as
of the
but
he
ability and said.
had
to
hit “I
a
guy open
enough
to
Jomar
for
a
touchdown,”
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a
in the flat,
confidence
in
some
receivers.
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defensive
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situa-
decided.
starter.
get the job done,
Alexander said.
the
all of Asack’s touch-
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Saturday,
cosdy interceptions against
Cavaliers. Moreover,
didn’t
commit-
okjctow September 30,
to
positive
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field
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out
Moroney
down the field and delivered the
about this week’s
take
throw the ball down the
thought
re-
Blue
season.
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wide the
and
plays
many
go
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play,” Myers
golf
from page
to re-
when it hosts the
course
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but also
days
next two
conditions at this
nine
there and win this
playing
first made
little
a
learning experience
was a
Blaum
his limited
he
though
even
have finished
to
at
NCAA
still
are
we’re
week,
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man
the
tied for
currendy
tournament.”
his
who
on
par.
that
for the
only
for later in the
competi-
long run,”
NCAAs
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away.
team
Michael Schachner,
holes and is
eight
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the
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birdies and
two
turn to
NCAAs.
us
number of birdies
a
holes.
closing
12 of
year’s
to
made last
golf
field includes
year’s
help
dousaid.
battled back from its earlier
sophomore
and
the
at
teams
try
Myers
would have liked
last
months
many
head coach Rod
season
the
said.
the
Myers
their
between the
period
too
team
seventh
tournament
This
tion will
bad
to
often de-
that will host the NCAA
onship.
in
golf.
at
off at The Preview, the
Monday by teeing
course
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bogeys,”
was
Myers
play
soph-
par.
Blue Devils
annual
and the first-round leader
had
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continued
for
season,
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signs of improvement
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