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Senior forward Amber Henson has undergone six knee surgeries and missed nearly two full seasons as a Blue Devil. But with two years of eligibility remaining and a promising young squad returning, the resilient forward will be in Durham for at least one more go-round.
N.C. State Wolfpack
With the NCAA tournament looming, Jahlil Okafor is picking up steam—and honors—at the right time.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—Despite a furious second-half comeback effort, the Blue Devils' luck ran out against the Fighting Irish.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—After 20 minutes of play, No. 2 Duke trails No. 11 Notre Dame 41-26 in the ACC semifinals. The Blue Devils have been paced by Jahlil Okafor's 15 points and four rebounds, as the rookie center has largely been the reason Duke is not down by more heading into the break.
The United States Olympic Committee board of directors has approved Kevin White, Duke vice president and director of athletics, to join the 16-member committee.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—There is winning and there is revenge. And then there is what Duke did to N.C. State in the ACC tournament quarterfinals.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—In the first contest between the two squads, N.C. State's defense led to quality opportunities on the offensive end. Thursday, the Blue Devils are turning the tables.
Jabari Parker might be done for the season, but he is far from finished according to his most recent commercial.
The Blue Devils will open the ACC tournament Thursday in hopes of solidifying their position as a No. 1 seed for the NCAA tournament and will try to exact a little revenge in the process.
Rasheed Sulaimon's dismissal from the Duke basketball program is clouded by allegations of sexual assault, which surfaced nearly a year before he was released from the team in January. Multiple sources close to the situation have confirmed that members of the athletic department were made aware of the allegations as early as March 2014.
It was a small window, but Duke managed to fit nine innings of solid play in between winter storms Wednesday.
In the past 15 years, Duke has had just four players selected in the NFL draft. This year, it sent four to Indianapolis to take part in the league’s biggest offseason showcase.
The Blue Devils did not let a change in playing location throw off their hot play, as they picked up their fifth straight win to start the season.
With Jahlil Okafor on the bench and Duke coming off a game in which it gave up 62 points in the paint, some worried that the Blue Devils would struggle to hold their own against the Tigers. Justise Winslow and Quinn Cook were not among them.
Jahlil Okafor may be the Blue Devils' best player, but with the big man in a boot and on the bench, it has been another freshman that has been turning heads at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke and North Carolina clashed for the 239th time Wednesday, with the Blue Devils pulling out a 92-90 overtime victory behind the play of freshman Tyus Jones.
Tobacco Road—meet Tyus Jones.
After 20 minutes of play, No. 4 Duke leads No. 15 North Carolina 49-42 in the 239th edition of the Tobacco Road rivalry.
I hope everyone is gearing up for what is bound to be another exciting installment in the Duke-North Carolina rivalry. As you turn through the pages of today’s print edition, you may notice something about our paper is different than what we usually print on rivalry days.
