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MONDAY'S ACC BASKETBALL
Maryland 78, Dook 76 (OT)
THURSDAY'S ACC BASKETBALL
Wake Forest 91, Dook 89 (OT)
TODAY
Is Friday, silly!
Terry Sanford Jungle Golf Classic, Bubba's
Putt-Putt, Highway 15-501, 1 p.m.-until,
BYOB.
Tom Butters Survival Classic, National
Guard Training Grounds (near Bubba's
Putt-Putt), BYOB (bayonets), 9 p.m. until last
man is dead.
SATURDAY
Prayer breakfast at Duke Chapel, 7:30 a.m.
Basketball team attendance mandatory.
Bagels will be-served.
Men's basketball at North Carolina, Carmi
chael Auditorium, Chapel Hill, 3:30 p.m. GO
HEELS!
Tennis team vs. Gov. Morehead School,
Varsity courts, 4 p.m.
Tom Butters canned-food drive for families
of survival classic participants. Donations
should be taken to Bubba's Putt-Putt (near
Terry Sanford's house). Watch out for land
mines, 5 p.m.-until. BYOB (body bag).
SUNDAY
Duke Chapel Main Service. Athletic Director
Tom Butters on how to backstab football
coaches the Methodist way. Soloist, Red
Wilson. 11 a.m.
Football coach Steve Sloan speaks on
"Avoiding the Bayonet Reflections on Life
with Athletic Director Tom Butters," Hob
oken Hall, noon.
Duke basketball star Johnny Dawkins holds
seminar on "Living with Ugliness," Pres
ident's House, 9 p.m.
Personal to Floridian at Purdy's last Sat
night: don't come back.
Friends of Tom Butters. Mrs. Butters' house
(adjacent to Bubba's Putt-Putt and large
hole). BYOB (barf bag). 9:30 p.m -9:31 (if
not earlier).
Meeting to discuss lawsuit against The
Daily Tar Heel. Mrs. Butterworth's house
(adjacent to Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Warehouse) 9:32 p.m. BEAT DOOK!
uke steals Chris Washburn away
By WENDY TURNBULL
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski may have found the answer
to his problems finding a big man for his Blue Devils in
N.C. State 6-1 1 Chris Washburn.
Washburn, in the wake of his arrest and impending trial
in the alleged theft of a Wolfpack football player's stereo,
has announced that he is transferring to Duke on an
academic scholarship. It is not yet clear whether Washburn
will play basketball for the Blue Devils.
"We have been in touch with Chris, but at this point
he just wants to get his feet on the ground academically
and put this trial behind him," Krzyzewski said. "It should
be easier for him academically here."
Washburn said his decision was not based on anything
that has happened to him in his time at N.C. State, but
rather on the expanded educational opportunities offered
at the Durham school.
"IVe always wanted to learn bout them yankees, and
they sure have a lot of them over here in Durham,"
Washburn said. "And they gots lots of classes where's you
can learn all 'boutthe north stuff like Speech 101, 'Hows
ta say Noo Yawk,' and Home Economics 112, 'Hows ta
cook Kosher.' "
"You just cant get that kind of stuff at State."
Duke was actually Washburn's second choice, and he
made the selection after negotiations with the NFL and
USFL fell through. Both the Pittsburgh Steelers and the
Tampa Bay Bandits wanted to make Washburn an offensive
guard.
Krzyzewski has already begun to help Washburn settle
in at his new school by helping him land a part-time job
with Circuit City.
Krzyzewski said he wasn't sure if Washburn could live
up to life as a Blue Devil on the basketball floor, but he
said that Washburn would be able to practice with the
team.
"It is strictly a case of trial and error," Krzyzewski said.
New strategy
Duke head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, not
usually one to panic over one loss, has announced his
intention to change his strategy for Saturday's game with
North Carolina.
"We're going to go with a strategy of attrition,"
Krzyzewski said, adding that he will draw on his days at
Army to formulate the final game plan. "Hell, we already
got a head start on them, with Curtis Hunter and Joe
Wolf out. Those are two players I won't have to turn Danny
Meagher loose on."
Krzyzewski said Meagher would be the key to his strategy,
the strongarm of the Duke team.
"We're going to let Danny go wild," Krzyzewski said.
"He's got a license to kill, and he's been training for this
assignment for four years. Sure, he was a hacker in the
past, but you havent seen anything like youH see Saturday.
IVe got him reading Soldier of Fortune right now.
"Hell, Danny can't shoot anyway. The one thing that
we are hoping for Lenny Wirtz on the officiating crew
so we can keep Danny out of foul trouble."
Krzyzewski said that his inspiration for the new strategy
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Duke's maniac, Danny Meagher, shooting over UNC's
Kenny Smith.
came from an unlikely source the Tar Heel women's
soccer team. He said the team's "napalm" slogan during
its NCAA title game brought back memories of his days
at West Point.
"Of course, we're not going to let Danny use any weapons
or anything, but we're not above letting him break a few
bones," Krzyzewski said. "He's certainly up for it."
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