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A tale of two halves described a somewhat sloppy matchup between Duke and Nebraska, in which the Blue Devils came away with the victory.
It wasn’t for a lack of trying, but Duke could not find the back of the net for most of the game Thursday. And though the final score may not reflect it, the Nike Classic nightcap was a nail biter until the final 20 minutes.
Duke welcomes Army West Point to Wallace Wade Stadium to debut the 2018 season. Army was one of the teams that defeated the Blue Devils in their six-game losing streak last season. However, Duke looks to clamp down on the Black Knights’ unique triple option offense in order to come away with a victory this time around.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
After being tested by a force to be reckoned with in Georgetown, the Blue Devils should be able to create more open shots when they return to Durham.
Two of the best defense and goalkeeper tandems in the country resembled brick walls on either side of the field, making it impossible for the offenses to find good shots to take, let alone find the back of the net Friday.
With WNBA teams currently fighting for playoff spots, the Blue Zone takes a look at former Blue Devils currently playing in the league's eleventh week of games for the year.
Although Duke fans in the early 2000s may have missed out on seeing LeBron James in a Blue Devil jersey, the Cameron Crazies might have to “settle” on the next best thing: LeBron “Bronny” James Jr. suiting up for Duke in five years.
Three out of the five draft eligible Duke players were picked in the first round of the 2018 NBA draft and were invited to the Barclays Center to take part in the celebratory events in person. It has been a longstanding tradition for prospects to show up to the draft in their finest suits. Below is a breakdown of some of the most notable outfits worn last night.
Following an outstanding senior year for graduate students Lexie Brown and Rebecca Greenwell, both players will join the WNBA next season.
Although they fought hard in a high-scoring battle that came down to the wire, the Blue Devils could not edge out a win against Syracuse in their first ACC matchup of the season.
Saturday afternoon will feature David vs. Goliath in the form of Duke vs. Geno Auriemma and his undefeated Connecticut squad in the NCAA tournament.
To begin a road trip jam-packed with tough opponents, Duke defeated another ranked team in convincing fashion, this time as the visiting squad.
Providence Friars: 21-13, 10-8 in the Big East
Just a week after dropping their first game of the season to No. 17 Pennsylvania, the Blue Devils hoped to bounce back and defend their home turf against a Richmond team which upset them just two years ago.
After two convincing routs to open the season, the Blue Devils showed they are for real against a ranked opponent at Koskinen Stadium Sunday afternoon before starting ACC play.
SYRACUSE, N.Y.—A final chance to gain valuable road experience and another ACC win in preparation for the looming postseason ended in another loss to an unranked team for the Blue Devils.
Almost a month removed from a dominant victory against Wake Forest on the road, the teams met again Wednesday night with the Blue Devils in pursuit of a season sweep against the Demon Deacons.
Duke left its defense and energy behind in Durham when it traveled to St. John's, falling 81-77 in Madison Square Garden to a team that had not won a game in conference play all season. The Blue Zone gives three takeaways and stats from the upset and looks forward for the Blue Devils:
A battle of the bigs took place at Cameron Indoor Stadium Thursday evening, as No. 19 Duke took on one of the tallest teams in college basketball in Georgia Tech.
