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In the 80th meeting between Duke and North Carolina, it was the Blue Devil’s biggest stars who shined the brightest.
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Welcome to week six of the college lacrosse season, Y’all!
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The end of February draws near and the first major, high-profile weekend of the college lacrosse season is in the books. Still, there are perhaps more questions that answers across the landscape of the game after four weekends of play. Perhaps one of the few things we do know is that Penn State can still survive Yale in February, Notre Dame’s offense can light up the scoreboard, and Virginia is the best team right now. Everything else might just be a crapshoot.
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Welcome to week three of the college lacrosse season, Y’all!
Having seen every team take the field at least one time thus far, this week is where things really begin to heat up. From New Haven, Conn., to Naples, Fla., and everywhere in between, there are plenty meaningful and high-profile tilts on the docket across the landscape this weekend.
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With 19 seconds left in regulation, Brennan O’Neill drove from X, got his hands free on a question mark dodge, and found the back of the net to knot things all up at 13 and force overtime. O’Neill would come up clutch once more on Friday night, putting in a feed from Andrew McAdorey on a man-up situation with 3:38 remaining in the overtime period to secure the victory for the Blue Devils.
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The Duke Blue Devils moved to 2-0 on Tuesday night with a dominating 20-8 victory over the High Point Panthers. The victory comes just three days after Duke knocked off Bellarmine 19-7 in its season opener.
Continue reading “Midweek Recap: Dyson Williams Leads Duke Past High Point, Merrimack Completes The Comeback Versus Holy Cross” →
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The ACC is traditionally one of the best conferences – if not the best – in college lacrosse year in and year out. However, there is a cloud hanging over the conference heading into the 2023 season after only one of its teams, Virginia, made the NCAA Tournament last season.
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The Duke Blue Devils are the 66th DI program in the 2023 schedule breakdown series. The Blue Devils are coming off a 2022 campaign in which they went 11-6 overall and 3-3 in ACC play. Duke missed the NCAA Tournament.
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Welcome to the Fall Snapshot series. Throughout the fall I will be taking an early look at all 75 DI men’s college lacrosse teams and giving a snapshot of where each is heading into the 2023 season.
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John Danowski and the Duke Blue Devils have landed a commitment from Green Level (N.C.) junior midfielder Jackson Spells. The in-state product gives the Blue Devils their seventh commitment in the class.
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