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With the 2016 season right around the corner, The Chronicle's football beat writers break down each of the nine major position groups: quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, offensive line, defensive line, defensive backs, linebackers, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners.
The last time Duke played North Carolina, it had to battle a monsoon and settle for a frustrating draw.
Even during its late-season run to an ACC championship in 2017, Duke sorely missed a post scoring presence, a problem that seemed destined to recur after Amile Jefferson’s graduation.
Trevon Duval and Grayson Allen are already teaming up for dunks—in driveways.
Some coaches have a distinct brand of basketball. Joanne P. McCallie is not one of them, generally keeping the Blue Devils among the ACC’s best programs from year to year with teams that have few similarities.
After landing three 5-star recruits and the nation’s No. 2 recruiting class, the Blue Devils seemed settled with another contender next year.
Former Blue Devil stars are making waves in their first taste of NBA action, and another ex-standout signed a massive deal.
With Thursday night's 2017 NBA Draft approaching, four of The Chronicle’s editors in the sports department share their thoughts on landing spots for the top four Blue Devil prospects in this year’s draft class, as well as their predictions on how the lottery selections will shake out later this week in Brooklyn.
Kyrie Irving helped carry the Cavaliers to their third straight NBA Finals, but couldn't get them over the hump for a second consecutive title.
The Blue Devils have the most NBA players in the league, but Kyrie Irving is the only big name left for Duke in the Finals—and he delivered.
After fruitlessly searching for nearly a century, the Blue Devils hope to shock the golf world and enter uncharted territory—hoisting a gold-plated wooden trophy on the 18th green.
Before Marcus Stroman became one of the Blue Jays’ top starting pitchers, he played second base for Duke.
Twelve inches and one stroke have been all that have kept the Blue Devils from national championship appearances the last two years.
Several ex-Blue Devils have made headlines in the NBA conference semifinals, but only Kyrie Irving made a significant impact on the court.
Once a top destination for basketball recruits, Duke seemed to become a destination to steer clear from last spring.
After a slow start to the spring season, it looked like the Blue Devils might fade out of contention and into the depths of ACC oblivion.
Every trip to Chapel Hill is an important occasion for Duke, but Wednesday’s short drive down Tobacco Road to visit its archrivals now carries even more weight than usual.
Although they have struggled with consistency this season, the Blue Devils hope they can play their strongest golf in their regular-season finale as they aim to get back to the NCAA championship after failing to qualify in 2016.
The bell of the Blue Zone stock exchange has rung again, meaning it's time to take a look at who is rising and falling with their performances for Blue Devil sports teams. The Blue Zone takes a look at whose stock is on the rise and whose stock has taken a hit from the week in the world of Duke athletics.
Up until this year, a trip to Coral Gables, Fla., to take on Miami has traditionally been one of the toughest tasks in college baseball.
