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Duke–Maryland men's basketball rivalry
Duke Blue Devils
Maryland Terrapins
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First meetingFebruary 1926
Maryland 40, Duke 20
Latest meetingFebruary 15, 2014
Duke 69, Maryland 67
Statistics
Meetings total177
All-time seriesDuke leads, 114–63
Largest victoryDuke, 104–72 (1964)
Longest win streakDuke, 15 (1988–1994)
Current win streakDuke, 1 (2014–present)
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The Duke–Maryland men's basketball rivalry is a dormant college basketball rivalry between the Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team of Duke University and Maryland Terrapins men's basketball team of the University of Maryland. The basketball series has been called one of the most intense intercollegiate rivalries of modern times by some. A Harris Interactive poll of Marylanders ranked it the third best in the state behind the Commanders–Cowboys and Ravens–Commanders rivalries in 2003 (before the Beltway Series of the Orioles and Nationals was possible).[1] In 2014, Maryland left the ACC for the Big Ten and regular season games between Maryland and Duke are no longer scheduled regularly.

History

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Duke University and the University of North Carolina consider each other to be their only rivals. However, during the early 2000s the Duke–Maryland games had national implications, including in 2001 where Duke and Maryland met in the Final Four.

Year Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Overall record / ACC Record Post Season
2011 Duke 71 80 87 N/A (32–5)/(13–3) NCAA 3rd round / ACC Champion
Maryland 64 62 71 N/A (19–14)/(7–9) N/A / ACC quarterfinals
2010 Duke 77 72 N/A N/A (35–5)/(13–3) National Champion / ACC Champion
Maryland 56 79 N/A N/A (24–9)/(13–3) NCAA 2nd round / ACC quarterfinals

The nature of the rivalry between Duke and Maryland is not viewed in the same manner by the schools' respective fans. While the Duke–UNC rivalry originated from geographic proximity and shared history, Duke fans do not view Maryland as a rival.[2] However, several former Duke players have cited Maryland as the team against whom they played their most exciting games. Maryland fans traditionally see the Duke game as the biggest game of the year, as is true with most of Duke's opponents. Maryland fans have often rioted in College Park after home games, regardless of the outcome. Famously, one fan threw a bottle and hit Carlos Boozer's mother in her head after Duke's remarkable comeback from a 10-point deficit in the final minute to beat Maryland, requiring the University of Maryland to issue a public apology. One year, most fans in the student section right behind the basket had to leave or turn their t-shirts inside-out because they had a FCC-banned explicative ("F**K DUKE") that could not be shown on television. Michael Wilbon, a sports journalist who works for ESPN, was formerly a writer for The Washington Post, and owns a home in Bethesda, Maryland, refers to the Duke–Maryland rivalry as "[o]ne of the best rivalries in one of the best basketball leagues in the country."[3][4][5][6][7][8] In 2014, the Washington Post produced a short documentary on the peak of the rivalry from 2001 and 2002 which included interviews with Coach Williams and several former players from both teams.[9]

End of the rivalry

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With the University of Maryland leaving the Atlantic Coast Conference to join the Big Ten Conference at the start of the 2014–15 academic year,[10] the schools' basketball rivalry became dormant. While Maryland competed in the ACC for the 2013–14 basketball season, the conference's expansion to a fifteen-team league means that schools do not play every league opponent twice during a given season. Duke and Maryland played one time during the 2013–14 season on February 15, 2014, at Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium.[11][12] To some, including Duke basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski, the emotion and spectacle that the Duke–Maryland rivalry brings to the ACC are "not going to be there for our conference and for Duke and Maryland anymore."[13]

Game results

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Duke victoriesMaryland victoriesTie games
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
1 1926 Unknown Maryland 40–20
2 1930 College Park, MD Duke 28–27
3 1930 Unknown Duke 39–26
4 1931 Unknown Maryland 32–24
5 1932 Durham, NC Maryland 20–18OT
6 1933 College Park, MD Maryland 30–28
7 1934 College Park, MD Maryland 37–33
8 1935 College Park, MD Duke 48–39
9 1936 College Park, MD Maryland 38–34
10 1936 Raleigh, NC Maryland 47–35
11 1937 College Park, MD Duke 34–31
12 1937 Durham, NC Duke 34–30
13 1938 College Park, MD Maryland 40–35
14 1938 Durham, NC Duke 44–34
15 1938 Raleigh, NC Duke 35–32
16 1939 College Park, MD Maryland 37–34
17 1939 Durham, NC Maryland 60–44
18 1940 College Park, MD Maryland 32–30
19 1940 Durham, NC Duke 48–27
20 1940 Raleigh, NC Duke 44–32
21 1941 College Park, MD Duke 40–26
22 1941 Durham, NC Duke 43–17
23 1942 Durham, NC Duke 37–33
24 1942 College Park, MD Duke 64–46
25 1943 College Park, MD Duke 46–43
26 1945 Durham, NC Duke 51–24
27 1945 Raleigh, NC Duke 76–49
28 1946 Durham, NC Duke 59–25
29 1946 College Park, MD Maryland 43–38
30 1947 College Park, MD Duke 43–38
31 1948 Durham, NC Duke 53–42
32 1950 Durham, NC Duke 58–46
33 1950 College Park, MD Maryland 67–57
34 1951 College Park, MD Duke 49–40
35 1952 Durham, NC Duke 56–51
36 1952 Raleigh, NC #12 Duke 51–48
37 1953 Raleigh, NC Maryland 74–65
38 1954 College Park, MD #14 Duke 68–61
39 1954 College Park, MD Maryland 49–47
40 1954 Durham, NC Duke 68–61
41 1956 Durham, NC #6 Duke 76–62
42 1956 College Park, MD #8 Duke 82–70
43 1956 Raleigh, NC #11 Duke 94–69
44 1957 College Park, MD Maryland 62–51
45 1957 Durham, NC #19 Duke 72–60
46 1958 College Park, MD #11 Maryland 74–49
47 1958 Durham, NC #7 Duke 68–59
48 1958 Raleigh, NC #17 Maryland 71–65OT
49 1959 College Park, MD Maryland 64–33
50 1959 Durham, NC Duke 78–69
51 1960 Durham, NC Maryland 56–48
52 1960 College Park, MD Maryland 71–61
53 1961 Durham, NC #8 Duke 70–62
54 1961 College Park, MD Maryland 76–71
55 1962 Durham, NC #10 Duke 84–68
56 1962 College Park, MD #7 Duke 79–53
57 1962 Raleigh, NC #8 Duke 71–58
58 1962 Durham, NC #2 Duke 92–56
59 1963 College Park, MD #2 Duke 76–70
60 1964 College Park, MD #7 Duke 104–72
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
61 1964 Durham, NC #4 Duke 84–63
62 1965 Durham, NC #10 Duke 82–64
63 1965 College Park, MD Maryland 85–82
64 1966 Durham, NC #1 Duke 76–61
65 1966 College Park, MD #2 Duke 74–69
66 1967 College Park, MD Duke 72–69OT
67 1967 Durham, NC Duke 81–58
68 1968 College Park, MD Duke 84–52
69 1968 Durham, NC Duke 85–64
70 1969 Durham, NC Duke 96–85
71 1969 College Park, MD Duke 93–83
72 1970 College Park, MD Maryland 52–50
73 1970 Durham, NC Duke 87–76
74 1971 Durham, NC Maryland 88–79
75 1971 College Park, MD Duke 70–67
76 1972 College Park, MD Maryland 77–58
77 1972 Durham, NC Duke 68–59
78 1973 Durham, NC Duke 85–81
79 1973 College Park, MD #8 Maryland 96–68
80 1974 College Park, MD #6 Maryland 104–83
81 1974 Durham, NC #5 Maryland 64–61
82 1974 Greensboro, NC #4 Maryland 85–66
83 1975 College Park, MD #5 Maryland 83–77
84 1975 Durham, NC #4 Maryland 104–80
85 1976 College Park, MD #5 Maryland 102–91
86 1976 Durham, NC Duke 69–67
87 1976 Landover, MD #9 Maryland 80–78OT
88 1977 Durham, NC Maryland 65–64OT
89 1977 College Park, MD Maryland 85–72
90 1978 College Park, MD Duke 88–78
91 1978 Durham, NC #20 Duke 81–70
92 1978 Greensboro, NC #15 Duke 81–69
93 1979 Durham, NC #3 Duke 87–78
94 1979 College Park, MD Maryland 70–68
95 1980 College Park, MD #12 Maryland 101–82
96 1980 Durham, NC #16 Duke 66–61
97 1980 Greensboro, NC Duke 73–72
98 1981 College Park, MD #8 Maryland 94–79
99 1981 Durham, NC Duke 55–54
100 1981 Landover, MD #20 Maryland 56–53
101 1982 Durham, NC Maryland 40–36
102 1982 College Park, MD Maryland 77–60
103 1983 College Park, MD Duke 86–67
104 1983 Durham, NC Maryland 101–90
105 1984 Durham, NC #5 Maryland 81–75
106 1984 College Park, MD Duke 89–84
107 1984 Greensboro, NC #14 Maryland 74–62
108 1985 College Park, MD Maryland 78–76OT
109 1985 Durham, NC #5 Duke 70–62
110 1985 Atlanta, GA #7 Duke 86–73
111 1986 College Park, MD #3 Duke 81–75
112 1986 Durham, NC #2 Duke 80–68
113 1987 College Park, MD #14 Duke 85–61
114 1987 Durham, NC #16 Duke 76–67
115 1988 Durham, NC Maryland 72–69
116 1988 College Park, MD #8 Duke 90–83
117 1989 College Park, MD #1 Duke 82–72
118 1989 Durham, NC #14 Duke 86–60
119 1990 Durham, NC #10 Duke 91–80
120 1990 College Park, MD #4 Duke 114–111OT
No.DateLocationWinnerScore
121 1990 Charlotte, NC #12 Duke 104–84
122 1991 College Park, MD #14 Duke 94–78
123 1991 Durham, NC #6 Duke 101–81
124 1992 College Park, MD #1 Duke 83–66
125 1992 Durham, NC #1 Duke 91–89
126 1992 Charlotte, NC #1 Duke 94–87
127 1993 College Park, MD #7 Duke 78–62
128 1993 Durham, NC #6 Duke 95–79
129 1994 Durham, NC #2 Duke 75–62
130 1994 College Park, MD #2 Duke 73–69
131 1995 College Park, MD #8 Maryland 74–72
132 1995 Durham, NC #6 Maryland 94–92
133 1996 Durham, NC Duke 83–73
134 1996 College Park, MD Duke 77–75
135 1996 Greensboro, NC Maryland 82–69
136 1997 College Park, MD #7 Maryland 74–70
137 1997 Durham, NC #7 Duke 81–69
138 1998 College Park, MD #3 Duke 104–72
139 1998 Durham, NC #1 Duke 86–59
140 1999 College Park, MD #2 Duke 82–64
141 1999 Durham, NC #2 Duke 95–77
142 2000 College Park, MD #8 Duke 80–70
143 2000 Durham, NC #23 Maryland 98–87
144 2000 Charlotte, NC #3 Duke 81–68
145 2001 College Park, MD #2 Duke 98–96OT
146 2001 Durham, NC #16 Maryland 91–80
147 2001 Atlanta, GA #3 Duke 84–82
148 2001 Minneapolis, MN #1 Duke 95–84
149 2002 Durham, NC #1 Duke 99–78
150 2002 College Park, MD #3 Maryland 87–73
151 2003 College Park, MD #17 Maryland 87–72
152 2003 Durham, NC #8 Duke 75–70
153 2004 College Park, MD #1 Duke 68–60
154 2004 Durham, NC #3 Duke 86–63
155 2004 Greensboro, NC Maryland 95–87OT
156 2005 Durham, NC Maryland 75–66
157 2005 College Park, MD Maryland 99–92OT
158 2006 Durham, NC #1 Duke 76–52
159 2006 College Park, MD #2 Duke 96–88
160 2007 College Park, MD Maryland 72–60
161 2007 Durham, NC #24 Maryland 85–77
162 2008 College Park, MD #4 Duke 93–84
163 2008 Durham, NC #2 Duke 77–65
164 2009 Durham, NC #2 Duke 85–44
165 2009 College Park, MD #7 Duke 78–67
166 2009 Atlanta, GA #9 Duke 67–61
167 2010 Durham, NC #8 Duke 77–56
168 2010 College Park, MD #22 Maryland 79–72
169 2011 Durham, NC #1 Duke 71–64
170 2011 College Park, MD #5 Duke 80–62
171 2011 Greensboro, NC #5 Duke 87–71
172 2012 College Park, MD #8 Duke 74–61
173 2012 Durham, NC #10 Duke 73–55
174 2013 Durham, NC #1 Duke 84–64
175 2013 College Park, MD Maryland 83–81
176 2013 Greensboro, NC Maryland 83–74
177 2014 Durham, NC #8 Duke 69–67
Series: Duke leads 114–63

References

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  1. ^ Sports Illustrated 50th Anniversary: Maryland, Sports Illustrated, 2003.
  2. ^ Anya Sostek, Duke-Maryland `rivalry' means much more to Terps fans, The Chronicle, January 11, 2000.
  3. ^ Michael Wilbon, Maryland-Duke rivalry continues to be one of the best in college basketball, The Washington Post, March 4, 2010.
  4. ^ Saperstein, Craig (16 January 2002). "Upon further review: Duke-Maryland: The best rivalry…for now". Duke Chronicle. Retrieved 2018-12-31.
  5. ^ Paul Doran, "Duke, Maryland resume rivalry", University Wire, 17 January 2002.
  6. ^ "Duke-Maryland 'rivalry' means much more to Terps fans", University Wire, 12 January 2000.
  7. ^ Tom Sorenson, "Naked truth: This rivalry still has sizzle", The Charlotte Observer, 6 February 2003.
  8. ^ Jay Bilas, "Duke-Maryland needs respect", ESPN Insider, 11 February 2005.
  9. ^ Archived at Ghostarchive and the Wayback Machine: "Two years, two titles and the peak of a 'rivalry'". YouTube.
  10. ^ Crystal Brown, "University of Maryland To Join the Big 10 Conference" Archived 2012-12-18 at the Wayback Machine, University Communications Newsdesk, University of Maryland, 19 November 2012
  11. ^ "Men's Basketball—2013–14 Schedule/Results". GoDuke.com. Duke University Athletics Department. Retrieved 26 August 2013.
  12. ^ Matt Bonesteel, "New ACC schedule format means end of Maryland’s annual basketball home-and-home with Duke", The Washington Post, 03 February 2012
  13. ^ Don Markus, "End of the Maryland-Duke rivalry is fast approaching", The Baltimore Sun, 13 February 2013
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