
Conor O'Neill
Sports Reporter at Freelance
Publisher at Deacons Illustrated
Publisher, Deacons Illustrated | Devils Illustrated. Heisman voter. Elon alum. Losers do two things: Dwell on hypotheticals and bitch about refs.
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3 days ago |
bvmsports.com | Conor O'Neill
Duke is dipping back into the Ivy League to pick up another transfer portal addition. Jack Scott committed to the Blue Devils' men's basketball program on Sunday night. He spent the past three seasons at Princeton, where he played in 67 games and averaged 10.1 minutes per appearance. The 6-6, 210-pounder does not project as a rotational player for the Blue Devils but should bolster the team's depth.
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3 days ago |
duke.rivals.com | Conor O'Neill
There’s no longer a chance — however Slim (pun intended) it ever was — of Isaiah Evans remaining in the NBA draft process. Evans has withdrawn from the NBA draft process and will not participate in the NBA Draft Combine, which begins in Chicago this week. That was announced by the NBA Communications account on Twitter. The 6-6, 175-pounder remaining in the NBA draft always seemed to be a longshot.
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3 days ago |
duke.rivals.com | Conor O'Neill
Duke lost a back-and-forth game in the series opener at Clemson and gave up six runs in the first inning of the series’ middle game. The Blue Devils outscored Clemson 22-8 for the rest of the series, winning Saturday and Sunday to win the series. “I just told our team; I thought that was toughness personified,” Duke coach Chris Pollard said after Sunday’s game, via news release. “I have never been a part of a more connected team. The energy, the way we were in it together.
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3 days ago |
wakeforest.rivals.com | Conor O'Neill
Wake Forest climbed back above .500 in the ACC by beating Pittsburgh 6-3 on Sunday at David F. Couch Ballpark. A three-run sixth inning took Wake Forest from down by one run to up two, and the Deacons added an insurance run in the eighth. A three-man bullpen of Duncan Marsten, Zach Johnston and Josh Gunther combined for five no-hit innings to close out the game.
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4 days ago |
wakeforest.rivals.com | Conor O'Neill
Wake Forest gave up four runs in the last two innings, losing 10-8 to Pittsburgh on Saturday at David F. Couch Ballpark. The Deacons (33-17, 13-13 ACC) went ahead by a run in the bottom of the seventh inning on Luke Costello’s tiebreaking home run — the freshman’s second blast of the game, along with a two-run homer in the first. In the top of the eighth, though, Griffin Green hit the leadoff batter.
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