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Washington, D.C. — The Washington Wizards weren’t playing until Saturday night, and with Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton already suspended by the NBA, there’s a good chance there weren’t any guns at the Verizon Center this weekend. But Saturday afternoon, Georgetown shot the lights out against No. 8 Duke.
In one of the best offensive performances [...]
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For more of Lawson Kurtz’s photos from Duke’s 76-67 win over Georgetown Saturday, check out a slideshow by following this link.
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Mike Krzyzewski and John Thompson III both refused to credit the Blue Devils’ 76-67 win to freshman center Greg Monroe’s second-half technical foul. Krzyzewski said that the the foul, Monroe’s fourth, simply “stopped the game for a while” and allowed Duke to “right the ship” after the Hoyas had cut Duke’s lead to four. Thompson [...]
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DUKE 74, GEORGETOWN 67 :15.4: That should just about do it. Georgetown did make a three, but Smith had two clutch free throws and the Hoyas could not convert. Duke wins.
DUKE 70, GEORGETOWN 60 2:23 2nd Half: While the Hoyas are staying basket-for-basket with the Blue Devils, that won’t cut it at this point. Georgetown [...]
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Former Duke point guard Jay Williams–who, as he points out, has his jersey hanging in Cameron Indoor Stadium’s rafters–was in town today for a promotion at Alltel Wireless in Durham at 5 p.m. and caught up with The Chronicle this morning. Williams is working in the ESPN studio on Tuesdays and Saturdays with Hubert Davis [...]
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Georgetown looked better than its ranking indicated Wednesday night.
The No. 13 Hoyas raced out to an 18-point halftime lead and throttled No. 8 Syracuse 88-74 in the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C., giving John Thompson III’s team a tailwind of momentum heading into its Saturday game at No. 3 Duke.
In the win, the Hoyas showed [...]
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Highly-prized Greg Echenique, a 6-foot-9 center from Danny Hurley’s St. Benedict’s Prep in Newark, N.J., spurned Duke and other traditional powerhouses for in-state Rutgers. He announced his decision to verbally commit to Fred Hill’s program Monday after visiting Rutgers’ campus Thursday. Echenique was in Cameron Indoor Stadium for Duke’s March 8 loss to North Carolina.
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