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He was probably going to pick Clemson, though it wouldn't have come as a shock to see him commit to Kentucky or South Carolina, either. Maybe it would even be North Carolina.
It would have been easy to overlook Pittsburgh after Duke beat the Panthers by 35 on the road just 10 days ago, but head coach Mike Krzyzewski's Blue Devils came out as fiery as ever Saturday afternoon.
Four days after Duke narrowly extended its run of dominance against Virginia in a physical defensive struggle, it needed a lot more scoring to continue one of the program's most remarkable streaks at Virginia Tech.
Mike Krzyzewski asked for it after then-No. 1 Duke beat then-No. 2 Michigan State in Chicago at the Champions Classic in November, and now he will get his wish—the marquee event will take place on opening night of the 2018-19 college basketball season.
Jayson Tatum has surprised fans with his excellence on the floor for the Boston Celtics in his rookie year this season, and he revealed another big change in his life off the court this weekend.
PITTSBURGH—After the Blue Devils faded down the stretch in their first two ACC road games, they left no doubt about the outcome early Wednesday night.
Update: As of Tuesday afternoon, Mike Krzyzewski announced that Javin DeLaurier would not play in Wednesday's game and would be out for "a little bit" due to a hamstring injury he suffered in practice Monday.
RALEIGH—It's no secret that Duke's defense has been bad all year.
RALEIGH—Although Duke took an early 11-point lead at PNC Arena, N.C. State is not going down as easily as it did in its first two ACC matchups.
aLOUISVILLE, Ky.—Without graduate student Rebecca Greenwell for the fifth time in six games due to knee pain, the Blue Devils' other shooting guard couldn't miss for a half Thursday night.
With the end of 2017 quickly approaching, The Chronicle's sports department takes a look back at the biggest sports stories of the year. Each day, The Blue Zone will review a major game, event or storyline that helped shape the course of the year in Blue Devil athletics.
When Florida State needed a bucket down two with just over two minutes left, Trent Forrest barreled toward the lane, hoping Duke's big men would be tentative in the paint with four fouls.
When Duke met Florida State early in ACC play last winter, the Seminoles overwhelmed the undersized Blue Devils in the second half with their size and speed.
Duke's offense has continued clicking in its ACC home opener after a 10-day holiday break, but its stifling defense from last week against Evansville has not been as effective against tougher competition through a half of play.
Blue Devil head coach Joanne P. McCallie reached a career milestone Friday, though it took a little while for her team to put a smile on her face.
Prior to the heart of ACC play starting this weekend with Duke hosting Florida State Saturday afternoon, The Chronicle’s men’s basketball beat writers break down the season so far and the biggest storylines heading into the conference schedule.
DETROIT—For the third straight game, Duke faced adversity early in the second quarter Tuesday night.
DETROIT—So much for the low-scoring struggle everyone expected between defensive-minded Northern Illinois and the Blue Devils.
Duke is spending Christmas in the Motor City preparing for Tuesday's Quick Lane Bowl against Northern Illinois, and the Blue Devils gave a nod to Detroit's musical heritage before they left town earlier this week.
Grayson Allen said before Wednesday's game against Evansville that making a commitment to team defense was all that was keeping Duke from being a dominant team.
