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The Blue Devils won the national championship Monday, but that did not lend them any extra sway with five-star big man Caleb Swanigan.
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The Blue Devils won the national championship Monday, but that did not lend them any extra sway with five-star big man Caleb Swanigan.
After celebrating its fifth national title back in Durham Tuesday evening, Blue Devil fans might have some more good news to celebrate.
After Duke's fifth national title Monday night, social media erupted with former and future Blue Devils congratulating this year's squad. Head coach Mike Krzyzewski became the first coach to win a title in three consecutive decades, so several of his Team USA players also sent congratulations his way on social media. Here is a look at the best content from the social media celebration:
Deja vu. Freshman point guard Tyus Jones led Duke past Wisconsin for the second time this season, only this time it was for the national championship. The Blue Devils cut down the nets for the fifth time ever and second time at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis in the past five years thanks to 23 points from Jones and 16 from reserve Grayson Allen:
Duke and Wisconsin are set to fight for the national title Monday night, and the social media representatives from both schools started the battle early in the afternoon with a hilarious Twitter conversation
Is it better to be on campus or on site when Duke basketball wins the national championship? That has been the question circulating throughout the student body as the Blue Devils prepare to battle for their fifth title Monday night in Indianapolis.
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski has been busy preparing to slow down the nation's most efficient offense in Monday's national title game, but the Team USA head coach still took a break to visit Indiana star Paul George Sunday.
For the first time in its history, Duke’s Latino/a Student Association has a place on campus to call its own.
With the playoffs starting April 18, the race for final postseason berths and seeding is heating up:
Things have gone from bad to worse for the Blue Devils this week.
Duke departed for Indianapolis and the Final Four Wednesday, an event that has received additional media attention for off-the-court reasons in the past week after passage of the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which critics assert allows businesses to deny service and discriminate against LGBTQ individuals.
For the fourth straight game, Duke used a stingy defensive performance to keep its NCAA tournament run going. The top-seeded Blue Devils claimed the South Regional title Sunday afternoon at NRG Stadium in Houston with a 66-52 win against No. 2 seed Gonzaga. Matt Jones and Justise Winslow led Duke with 16 points apiece as the Blue Devils punched their ticket to the FInal Four in Indianapolis, their first since 2010:
Beginning in April, Cameron Indoor Stadium will undergo the first major expansion in its 70-year history.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Entering their Round of 32 tilt against one of the stingiest defenses in the country, the Blue Devils said they wanted to get off to a good start.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Entering their Round of 32 tilt against one of the stingiest defenses in the country, the Blue Devils said they wanted to get off to a good start.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—For the second straight game, the Blue Devils got off to a sluggish start in each half.
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—For the second straight game, the Blue Devils got off to a sluggish start.
Jan. 31 was a special day for this Duke team.
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