Original sentence: " The number of fans painting themselves varies with the importance of the game, with games against UNC generating the most enthusiasm.Another tradition developed by the Cameron Crazies - tenting in Krzyzewskiville - started in 1980's after Duke made a few Final Fours under Mike Krzyzewski.Many Crazies paint their faces or bodies white and blue and wear Duke paraphernalia to represent their team.Over the years, Duke's Cameron Crazies "have earned a reputation as the rowdiest, wittiest, best-organized college basketball fans in the land.The Crazies sit courtside in a 1,500 seat student section and begin cheering during warmups.Throughout the game, the Crazies jump up and down when the opposing team has possession of the ball and yell cheers in unison at focal points of the game
Edited sentence: Another tradition developed by the Cameron Crazies started in early 1980's after Duke made a few final fours under Coach K is Krzyzewskiville.Krzyzewskiville has developed dramatically over the years, campers now are offered internet and electricity access during there stay in K-Ville.Krzyzewskiville is the area where fans began tenting for key games several nites in advance, and it slowly developed into weeks and eventually long periods of time.Over the years, Duke's Cameron Crazies have earned a reputation as the rowdiest, wittiest, best-organized college basketball fans in the land.The Crazies paint their faces or bodies white and blue (Duke's colors), or wear Duke paraphernalia to represent there team.The Crazies sit courtside in a 1,500 seat student section and begin there torture right away during warmups.The number of fans painting themselves varies with the importance of the game, with games against UNC generating the most enthusiasm.They would tent out in a makeshift campground, named for Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski.Though they've calmed down quite a bit in recent years, mostly due to the steadying influence of Coach  Krzyzewski or Coach K.Throught the whole game the Crazies jump up and down the entire time the opposing team has possession of the ball, and yell cheers in unison at focal points of the game