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...championship game is as good. Duke, as usual, beat Kentucky. The Cats lose so many big games to the Blue Devils (Christian Laettner, East Regional, 1992) UK fans must have nightmares when they see Mike Krzyzewski. This one didn't have nearly...
...as Charlotte's Matt Geiger, who is expected to receive offers from Boston, Orlando and Philadelphia. Until Christian Laettner tore his Achilles tendon in early September during a pickup game, the Sonics were believed to be interested in...
...lost a player, but that it took so long to happen. Grant Hill could have jumped. Danny Ferry could have jumped. Christian Laettner could have jumped. Ferry says they stayed because Duke is a special place. He's right to some extent, but tradition...
...Charlotte's Vlade Divac, Washington's Gheorge Muresan, Indiana's Rik Smits and Philadelphia's Theo Ratliff. Until Christian Laettner tore his Achilles tendon in early September during a pickup game, the Sonics were believed to be interested in...
...first-team ballots by the national media panel to become the fourth unanimous selection of the '90s. The others were Christian Laettner of Duke in 1992, Glenn Robinson of Purdue in 1994 and Tim Duncan of Wake Forest in 1997. ``It's unbelievable...
...refuses to call this his best team ever, pointing instead to the veteran 1992 squad that featured Grant Hill, Christian Laettner and Bobby Hurley. What he forgets, though, is his part in the equation. Like John Wooden and Dean Smith, the...
...Krzyzewski also has coached some of the nation's best college players over the past 20 years, including Grant Hill, Christian Laettner, Bobby Hurley and Johnny Dawkins. Krzyzewski reached his 500th victory at Duke in 660 games. Only four other...
...court.'' Other players and their agents worked feverishly to finalize deals. Among the tentative agreements: Christian Laettner heading to the Detroit Pistons in a sign-and-trade deal sending Charles O'Bannon and Scot Pollard to Atlanta...
...first-team ballots by the national media panel to become the fourth unanimous selection of the '90s. The others were Christian Laettner of Duke in 1992, Glenn Robinson of Purdue in 1994 and Tim Duncan of Wake Forest in 1997. ``It's unbelievable...
...refuses to call this his best team ever, pointing instead to the veteran 1992 squad that featured Grant Hill, Christian Laettner and Bobby Hurley. What he forgets, though, is his part in the equation. Like John Wooden and Dean Smith, the...