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With a trio of bowl appearances highlighting one of the most successful three-year spans in Duke football history, head coach David Cutcliffe knows his Blue Devils are starting to gain attention on the national stage.
As usual, there will be no shortage of storylines around the Blue Devils this season as they look to repeat as champions after once again reeling in the top-ranked recruiting class in the nation.
For most individuals, spreading the wisdom of a 1,018-game winner and five-time national championship winning head coach makes a lot of sense.
The next time students take their seats at a Duke football game, they will notice the new 3,175 square-foot video board and extra rows of seating closer to the action.
After tearing her ACL in the final seconds of a December victory against Oklahoma, Duke sophomore Lynee Belton has certainly experienced the horrors of going under the knife.
After signing a massive $24 billion deal with national broadcast partners, NBA commissioner and new Duke Board of Trustees member Adam Silver has overseen a dramatic influx of revenue that has many expecting the league's salary cap to rise from its current $63.1 million figure to $108 million by the 2017-18 season.
With three former Blue Devils selected in the first round of the 2015 NBA Draft—including two in the top 10—celebrities and current and former NBA players took to Twitter to give their immediate reactions.
During his freshman season in Durham, Justise Winslow's highlight-reel blocks and bullying drives to the basket occasionally took a back seat to the dominance of center Jahlil Okafor.
With the NBA draft hours away, five of The Chronicle's current and former editors in the sports department give their final predictions for tonight's draft, including the landing spots of the four former Duke players, their predicted lottery picks and their take on who will be the draft's biggest potential bust, biggest steal and Rookie of the Year.
With the NBA draft a day away, the Chronicle's V.111 Sports Editor Ryan Hoerger, and writers Sameer Pandhare and Brian Pollack discuss Duke's quartet of draft entrants.
After losing both Quinn Cook and Tyus Jones following the 2014-15 season, the Duke coaching staff was able to land a commitment from point guard Derryck Thornton, who reclassified to become the Blue Devils' lone true floor general heading into next season.
After falling just short in a 3-2 loss to Baylor in the semifinals of the NCAA Championship, a few Blue Devils were eager to get right back on the course.
Following a disappointing defeat at the hands of Mercer in March 2014—the Blue Devils’ second Round of 64 exit in a three-year span—Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski knew he needed to make adjustments to the way he ran his program.
Last summer, point guard Quinn Cook opted to stay in Durham instead of returning home in order to improve his game and conditioning as he prepared to lead a young Duke squad.
With scoring at a six-decade low in men's college basketball and an all-time low in the women's game, the NCAA decided something had to be done to attract fans to collegiate basketball games outside the month of March.
Let's start this week with the official jersey numbers for Duke's incoming freshmen. After giving the public a sneak peek on social media a few weeks ago, the members of the Blue Devils' top-ranked recruiting class are now certain of the numbers they will wear during Duke's journey to repeat as national champions.
Nike's latest batch of footwear for the Blue Devils rolled into Durham this week, providing a new twist on Duke's traditional blue and white colors.
Back in Durham for the annual K Academy fantasy camp, former Duke guard Nolan Smith's week took a twist Wednesday night when at least one Durham police officer drew his gun during a traffic stop.
Heading into the final day of play four strokes ahead of second-place Southern California, the Blue Devils had to like their chances of wrapping up the top seed going into match play.
Although NBA scouts have lauded Jahlil Okafor's low-post moves and ability to dominate in the paint, some have mentioned the Chicago native's defense as an area needing improvement as he makes the leap to the professional ranks.
