Dukes fall again in non-conference play

Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor In Sunday’s matchup against the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, the Dukes were plagued by many of the same issues that have hampered them all season. Despite some improvements on the offensive end, the Dukes fell to UMES 78-69. The Hawks improved to 7-8, while the Dukes fell to 4-6 and lost their third game of the year at the … Continue reading Dukes fall again in non-conference play

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Fresh faces boost Dukes’ depth on bench

Julian Routh | News Editor It will take quite a lot of talent to fill the void left by Ovie Soko, who is now playing basketball in France. But Soko’s graduation is no reason to panic, as four new scholarship players, two in the backcourt and two in the front, are poised to make a difference in the 2014-15 season. Jordan Robinson, a 6-foot-8 forward … Continue reading Fresh faces boost Dukes’ depth on bench

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