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Duke Names New Lacrosse Coach

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Duke University hired John Danowski from Hofstra to coach its lacrosse team, replacing Mike Pressler who resigned after rape accusations against 3 players.

Danowski's son is a senior at Duke.

Danowski had a record of 192-123 in his 21 seasons at Hofstra. He took the team to the NCAA tournament in seven of the past eleven seasons. In his 24-year career, Danowski has a record of 219-139.

The Duke lacross team is being reinstated after all remaining players agreed to a mission statement emphasizing academics, tolerance, and a code of conduct that prohibits underage drinking.


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  • http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/sports/AP-Duke-Lacrosse-Coach.html?hp&ex=1153540800&en=022f9bd4ef789171&ei=5094&partner=homepage


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Fri 07/21/06, 8:37 am EST


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I don't know if this is a good move or a bad move. . . .
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