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Revenge is best served cold, and the Blue Devils had been looking forward to this matchup for a while after getting destroyed in their matchup with Syracuse last year.
Duke moved back into the top 20 at No. 18 in a week of carnage that saw six top-10 teams lose Saturday.
SOUTH BEND, Ind.— In what has been a season of redemption so far for the Blue Devils, one thing had continued to elude them—a road win against a ranked team.
Duke scored 20 straight points early in the second half to rally from a double-digit deficit and beat Miami 70-58 Saturday at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Four Blue Devils scored in double figures to spark an offense that scored 46 points after the break following a dismal first half.
With their best player still injured, the young Blue Devils knew they faced a daunting task when they traveled to take on No. 15 Kentucky.
RALEIGH—Duke’s game plan for road games and ranked opponents so far this season has relied on a combination of a stifling matchup zone defense, great backcourt play from their star guards and smart late-game execution to either see out a victory or calmly complete a comeback.
The Blue Devils plummeted out of the top 10 for the first time this season, falling all the way to No. 18 after two road losses.
The Blue Devils sit atop the ACC standings after the first week of conference play, but to stay there, they will have to do something they have not in almost two years—beat a ranked team on the road.
Duke will face a tough test Tuesday night against No. 21 Florida at Madison Square Garden in New York City as part of the Jimmy V Classic. The Blue Devils are riding high on a six-game winning streak and just welcomed back freshman five-star recruits Jayson Tatum and Marques Bolden in their last game against Maine. Here are three keys to success for Duke to triumph against the Gators:
As the seconds ticked off the clock and the noise inside Cameron Indoor Stadium built up to a fever pitch, the Blue Devils waited in eager anticipation. The buzzer finally sounded, sealing Duke’s first win against a top-five team since December 2013, and the celebration began.
Duke moved back into the top five this week after Indiana fell in a shocking upset.
After a blowout win Friday night to begin their California weekend swing, the Blue Devils were looking to continue the momentum in the last game of their Thanksgiving break trip.
With Lexie Brown and Rebecca Greenwell leading the Blue Devils in scoring through three games, it has been easy to overlook Duke's third starting guard—sophomore Kyra Lambert.
Although the 2016-17 season just tipped off, Duke's coaching staff has been hard at work on the recruiting trail, signing an impressive 2017 class ranked eighth in the country last week. Here is an overview of the players who will be joining the Blue Devils next year.
With 10 minutes left in Sunday’s game, it looked like the Blue Devil seniors were about to advance to college field hockey’s final weekend for the third time.
One of the No. 1 Blue Devils’ main preseason goals was to stay healthy.
Mississippi State was an unlikely spoiler in the College Football Playoff race, but all five of college football's unbeatens remained perfect.
Duke is set to start its 2016-17 season looking to get back to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2015 after injuries derailed the Blue Devils down the stretch last year. The Chronicle's women's basketball writers made predictions for the season ahead of the team's first exhibition game Sunday.
The Blue Devils hit the floor Sunday afternoon at Cameron Indoor Stadium for their annual Blue-White scrimmage. The White team won the intra-squad scrimmage 76-58 against the Blue team, with rosters fluctuating throughout the game. Regardless of which team she was on, redshirt junior guard Rebecca Greenwell dominated the action, leading the team with 26 points, seven rebounds and four assists.
This wasn’t how it was supposed to go for the Blue Devils.
