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inspire people. It should not symbolize the loss of our world before Sept.

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Duke

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cheered,

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just Gail Goestenkors is

still feel

as an

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sports

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and that

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17

over

Benjamin

offensive home

to one

touchdown last week-

end, but it will be tested by the Demon Deacons' rushing attack Saturday.

remaining

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down

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drives—was

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Winston Salem,

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second

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streak this

nine-game losing they

as

sports

their defense will

face Wake Forest

Saturday,

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repeat. For right

them break

noon

this fall.

team

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she waved

as

playing.

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time and the

made

and

of the Year.

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me

how

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Duke head coach Gail assistant for the

Player

Augustus

past

Taurasi,

up, and I started reminisc-

being

that game. So

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court.

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within the

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there

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game, 5649.

knew

they appreciated her, giving

them

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trailed Australia

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,2006

MEN'S TENNIS

Duke

hopes

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After last

year’s

team, the

Blue Devils

on

with

success

enced

a

champithat

repeat

much younger and

inexperi-

squad. Smith said. “It will be

Ramsey

be

just

strong

as

which

Duke,

assistant

different,”

are

our

last

as

today

at

fall

the

Southern

cope with the

from

Walter,

a

must

losses

three of its top

dovic

season

players

ago—Lu-

season

Stokke

Jonathan

of

and

Walter

will

Blue Devil

toughest

starter, Walter

be

undoubtedledly

was

to

a

A

replace.

the

four-year

four time All-ACC

se-

lection and three-time ITA All-American. The

Championships wins

straight ter

his

Stokke at

over

finished his

nation and

during

No. 2

season

season

was

the finals of the ITA National In-

reaching door

of his senior

highlight

last winter with four

ranked opponents. Walranked fifth in

career

ranked

was

as

high

as

the

second

junior campaign. was

a

singles

solid last

ranked 51st in

action last year

at

performer

year,

ending

for Duke his senior

singles. Amritraj

the No. 6

position

saw

for the

Blue Devils, This

year’s

younger

will

be

an-

Tired of this

the No. 3

at

year,

play

drigues

and

will

time

playing

“Peter

earning

year,

in the

last

starts

season,

last

compiling

a

in

player,”

the No. 1

at

is

He

4 slot

biggest

third

contri-

teamed

returning

the base

action in

of this

the 4th, sth

last year. Ned Samuel-

singles spots

and Alex Stone

turning players

majori-

last year,

posidon.

the

saw

the

where he

that will form

team.

with the

year

played

doubles,

Dimitrov

Blue Devil

and 6th

position.

the best No. 3

his second

13-7 record. His

came

with Stokke

son

of

year.”

ty of matches in the No.

year’s

2

or

more

transfer from Ohio State before

a

Blue Devils this fall. He

bution

in

with Atas for

average No. 3

country

last

record

shoulder

to

arguably

was

force

All-ACC honors. Ro-

competing

not an

was

powerful

singles position

the No. 1

at

Smith said. “He

Atas,

have

and

Rodrigues

a

team-best 9-2

a

likely

burden this

are

the other

from last

two

re-

team.

year’s

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penter,

They

Arnould

Dylan

are

and

David

Lue.

Tulane transfer David

joined by

Goulet, who could compete for the No. 1 This

spot.

pend

on

adapt

to

season’s

how the

success

quickly

high

these

level of

in the

spring’s

ACC

“These guys Smith

are

said.

will

new

likely

players

decan

competition they

will face in fall individual

pact,” team

was

ACC

Kiril

Stephen Amritraj.

Peter

amassing

player

year.”

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season

very

chances. We

its

begins

a

seniors

Rodrigues

by

Atas.

for Duke

a

different team, but I like can

to

aiming

from

players ACC

reigning

are

“Expectations coach

Joey

half of their

losing

players

star

Peter Henle

by

replace

to

and then

events

season.

going “Ned

Alex Stone will also have

to

have

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big

Samuelson to

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despite

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There

squads

to

up in the air.

said

far,

so

the

Blue

scored

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Devils

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win. She is also confident that

the

Blue Devils turned

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hopes

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Amy Stopford

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Saturday.

this

matter

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were

decided

the second of which

Duke

in lost

Maryland. the

final

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three

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dence for

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Forest

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er,

Demon Deacons,

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season, over

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year

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the

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long

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game.

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prepared

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was

game,” Lopresti

more

Wake

significance

to

the final

of.

hadn’t

we

confidence

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into this

Duke

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capable

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other

team.”

again

by

said. “I feel

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championship.

were

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the ACC is have

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including

say

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kidding

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hockey

were

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head coach Beth Boz-

big game,” man

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it

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the

was

game

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is

rest

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good starting

point

of the season,” senior

captain Amy Stopford said, putting

the

game

in

perspective.

“Playing against good always

teams, you

discover what you need

improve

on.”

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Wake’s Duke’s Wake’s

game will

ground

Duke’s de-

test

fensive line. “We’re

Wake

tack

to

and

there and

at

“We’ll have

Monday.

we’ll

out

majority

of

the Demon Deacons’ Wake’s

to

inexperience

able

a

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young

around

Ben

his first

making

however,

gun,

was

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upon

the

see

Wake

kind of

themselves.

kids

rally

head coach

immediately We

have

Duke’s

experience

with

defense

on

these

though

five

on

the

could

starting

seniors.

no

guarantee

offense will season

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this

put up

attack,

that the Blue Devils’

their first

of the

points

Saturday.

weekend,

Syracuse

to

Demon

136 total

just

Deacons

yards

on

against

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a

now.

veteran

helps

We’re

sophomores.

more

division I-AA Richmond.

defensive

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of-

no

defense,”

end us

Bryan

Andrews

understand

longer

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Demon

more

freshmen and

don’t catch

us

off

the

and

Boyle

suf-

injuries

Duke also has

the

at

the

be

unan-

quarterback posi-

charge

either

into

last

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week’s

starter

last week’s standout Thad-

or

starter

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the

throw for

Roof’s

of the

the

snaps and

en-

in the

Spiders

in

stayed

Lewis

plan,

the

against

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majority

not

yet.

to

game

third series.

for

game

went

on

to

quarterback efficiency rating

a

of 114.3. threw

just

of 48.7. Roof said

six passes with

to

the

Monday

backs would be evaluated

“I

two

during

determine this weekend’s

and I

rating

the week

starter.

both of them did

thought

a

quarter-

good

some

both of them made

thought

some

mistakes,” Roof said about each play-

er’s

performance

“We’ve

got

No

to

matter

who

Richmond.

against the

correct

and build

move on

mistakes

what

on

to

manufacture

they

wish

has

the

to

won

two

a

the huddle in Win-

runs

pull

out

a

itself

and

one

Devils

to

shutting

not

there and

if

Wake For-

36

points

per

of victory.

defense has

commit-

down Wake

Forest,

that the Blue

intimidated.

team

Oghobaase

have

points

meetings between

17-point margin the

likely

of

victory.

of its leaders assures

are

“The

the

averaging

Nevertheless, ted

amount

the last six

teams,

game and

fair

and

did well.”

they

ston-Salem, the Blue Devils will

est

the

fense, while Duke mustered only 74 than that

Al-

take

offensive

deus Lewis. Head coach Ted Roof has

Duke

might help

veterans

are

defensive

down Wake Forest’s offensive

there is

held

maturity

have

side—they

slow

Jones

things

Skinner trouble. The Blue Devils

stockpiled

Marcus

to

maintain that attitude.”

give

will

Justin

because of

Forest,

Leading

offense.

likely

Spiders.

questions

Jones to

Riley Skinner,”

Grobe said. that

Like Wake

will

backs

running the

overwhelm

to

of their best

two

Drummer,

Salem

hopes

injury-riddled

Devils

against

swered

since

over

starter

its win last week after

to

just great

was

fered

down.

went

“It

took

is

to

redshirt freshman for the Demon

lead Wake

to

Mauk

injury

against Syracuse,

Deacons.

Jim

who has taken

season-ending

start as

Ronnie

named a

Riley Skinner,

Mauk

and

Blue

threats,

to at-

go

quarterback.

the

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tion.

put the

to

stopping

attack due

rushing

Vince

for success.”

play

on

beat

to

end

game... and

run

Duke will be able its focus

hardest

our

defensive

said

their

the best of

to

prepare

try

Forest,”

Oghobaase

defense

young

field without

going

ability

our

8, 2006117

morale

said.

prepare

“We’re to

is

pretty

going

win.”

to

high,” go

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