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When Duke and Florida State met Jan. 10 with Amile Jefferson sidelined by a right-foot bone bruise, Seminole big men Michael Ojo, Jarquez Smith and Christ Koumadje looked like kids in a candy store.
As litigation continues about whether Duke improperly suspended men's soccer player Ciaran McKenna for rape, a superior court judge has allowed him to stay on campus as a student.
Coming off back-to-back road losses against top-20 opponents, the Blue Devils had a full week to prepare for a Sunday home doubleheader.
After coming up just shy of a coveted top-five finish at last year's ACC championship, the Blue Devils have their eye on another program milestone in Atlanta just a few weeks removed from their first-ever win against North Carolina.
This is what we all expected.
With their best player still out with a wrist injury, the Blue Devils are getting used to playing through early-season adversity.
Graduate student Amile Jefferson could average a double-double this season in the same year the first player ever to earn that achievement in head coach Mike Krzyzewski's tenure will be named an ACC Basketball Legend.
Matt Jones has drawn a lot of criticism from fans this season.
As Duke President Richard Brodhead navigates his final semester, The Chronicle will be examining his impact on athletics with a series of articles, continuing with one about Brodhead’s relationship with Kevin White, vice president and director of athletics, and the transformation of Duke’s athletic facilities. Check back in the coming days for stories about how athletics shape the University’s image, and read about Brodhead’s bond with men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski here and his role in hiring football head coach David Cutcliffe here.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Through 12 minutes, the Blue Devils’ second top-15 road test of the week could not have been going much better.
After a series of long, arduous recruiting battles, the Blue Devils are still searching for their point guard in the Class of 2017.
Because of the huge interest in starting to sleep outside in Krzyzewskiville tents Thursday night leading up to the home North Carolina game Feb. 9, Duke's line monitors used a trivia test about this year's Blue Devils to determine who could start right away and who would be put on the waitlist.
The Blue Devils' first appearance on ESPN's "College Gameday" this season will come against an unlikely opponent.
With conference play in full swing, it was another hectic week for the nation's best teams, leading to several shake-ups in this week's top 25 as another unbeaten fell.
From Amile Jefferson going down with an early foot injury to Grayson Allen setting a career-high in assists in the first half, Saturday's game was full of storylines for the Blue Devils.
Everything was going right for the Blue Devils through 12 minutes against Boston College Saturday afternoon.
As Duke President Richard Brodhead navigates his final semester, The Chronicle will be examining his impact on athletics with a series of articles, continuing with one about Brodhead’s relationship with Blue Devil football head coach David Cutcliffe and his program during its transformation. Check back in the coming days for stories about Brodhead’s impact on Duke’s athletic facilities and much more, and read about Brodhead’s bond with men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski and his program here.
Following Monday’s unexpected news that head coach Mike Krzyzewski will miss an indefinite amount of time after having back surgery this Friday, three of The Chronicle’s men’s basketball beat writers discuss how they think his temporary absence will impact the Blue Devils’ season.
As Duke President Richard Brodhead navigates his final semester, The Chronicle will be examining his impact on athletics with a series of articles, starting with one about Brodhead’s relationship with Blue Devil men’s basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski and the men’s basketball program in the one-and-done era. Check back in the coming days for stories about Brodhead’s impact on Duke’s football program and much more.
On a night during which the Blue Devils honored former four-time All-American center Elizabeth Williams, it was only fitting that Duke beat No. 17 Kentucky by holding the Wildcats to 30.0 percent shooting.
