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HEBDA: March doesn’t feel right without hoops

March 19, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on HEBDA: March doesn’t feel right without hoops

Jacob Hebda | Staff Writer March 19, 2020 As we find ourselves in the midst of an international crisis, life has changed in ways previously unimaginable for many of us. Case in point, there are […]

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Penguins locked and loaded after trade deadline

February 27, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on Penguins locked and loaded after trade deadline

  Jacob Hebda | Staff Writer Feb. 27, 2020 Penguins fans have become accustomed to bold moves by Jim Rutherford, so there was plenty of anticipation leading up to this week’s NHL trade deadline, which […]

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MLB not doing enough to punish Houston Astros

February 20, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on MLB not doing enough to punish Houston Astros

Dom Ferro | Staff Columnist Feb. 20, 2020 On Nov. 12, 2019 Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich of The Athletic dropped a bombshell story detailing the Houston Astros illegal use of stealing signs of opposing teams. […]

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Leo: Reid deserves Super Bowl more than anyone

February 6, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on Leo: Reid deserves Super Bowl more than anyone

James Leo | Staff Columnist Nov. 6, 2020 Dear Andy Reid, As a die-hard Eagles fan, I can confirm that you had a great run with the Eagles. Things didn’t start well after a 5-11 […]

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Kobe leaves behind legacy worth more than basketball

January 30, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on Kobe leaves behind legacy worth more than basketball

Jack Breen | Staff Writer Jan. 30, 2019 Shortly before 10 a.m. this Sunday morning, authorities in Calabasas, California received a 911 call due to a helicopter crash that ignited a brush fire in steep […]

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Basketball teams doing their job, students need to show support

January 16, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on Basketball teams doing their job, students need to show support

David Borne | Sports Editor Jan. 16, 2020 Through the first half of the 2019-20 college basketball slate, Duquesne fans have had plenty to cheer about. Coach Dan Burt and the women’s team are piecing […]

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Uneventful winter suggests another disappointing summer for Pirates

January 16, 2020 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on Uneventful winter suggests another disappointing summer for Pirates

Victor Decolongon / Getty Images | Pirates’ outfielder Bryan Reynolds is congratulated by his teammates in the dugout. Reynolds finished the 2018 season with 154 hits. Dom Ferro | Staff Writer Jan. 16, 2019 Major […]

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New leadership looks to bring Pirates back to relevance

December 5, 2019 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on New leadership looks to bring Pirates back to relevance

Jason Mignanelli | Staff Writer Dec. 5, 2019 As the Pittsburgh Steelers are enjoying one of their most exciting seasons to date and Mike Tomlin is arguably the NFL’s coach of the year, it is […]

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Jason Mignanelli | Staff Writer Nov. 21, 2019 If you actually watched the entire Steelers game on Thursday night and did not shut the TV off in disgust, then you were treated to one of […]

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MLB offseason rumors overshadowed by Astros scandal

November 21, 2019 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off on MLB offseason rumors overshadowed by Astros scandal

Jack Breen | Staff Writer Nov. 21, 2019 It has been a rough start to the offseason for the Houston Astros. It began by losing the championship when Daniel Hudson struck out Michael Brantley in […]