It wasn’t just a 20-6 run to close out the game. It was a 20-6 run filled with a series of moments in which Duke’s young stars stepped up and made plays, a series of moments that the Blue Devils turned into highlights that very well could end up going down in history.
As anticipated, once the league convened in Brooklyn for the 68th edition of the ACC’s crown jewel, the backsliding reputation of the conference was a constant topic of discussion.
If you want the true reason why the 34-year-old is next in line to lead the Blue Devils, you should look into when he donned a Duke jersey. Scheyer’s playing career, well, that is what truly tells the story. Let’s rewind.
When it comes to Duke men’s basketball, Coach K isn’t just bigger than the program. He is the program.
March has come early, so grab the popcorn.
The optimism was unbridled after Duke upset No. 9 Iowa more than three months ago. After losing Thursday night to Virginia, the Blue Devils are 2-6 since Jan. 24.
Sometimes, the solution is just staring you right in the face.
Let’s take a look at how the 6-foot-10 freshman stacks up, based on the numbers and his all-around ability.
All that being said, though, one thing bears mentioning: Despite the four-straight double-digit losses, despite the mountain of injuries to the secondary, and despite its starting quarterback going down, no one should accuse these Duke players of quitting on the season.
The season will technically get started in just over three weeks in Madison Square Garden, but in earnest, Krzyzewski's send off campaign began Friday. Which made it fitting that the Cameron Crazies were finally back, ready to get the party started.
Taking care of your backyard is the goal for every program from a recruiting standpoint—I don’t care of it is Alabama or Akron we’re talking about—but the Blue Devils have not been cleaning up in that department in the slightest.
I’m sitting here writing this column as my phone continues to light up with more Twitter notifications than I've gotten in the six years years I've had the app.
When some begin to argue that Cutcliffe may not be equipped to lead his team out of this slump, they are lacking a bit of perspective on the state of Duke football before and after Cutcliffe’s arrival.
Though COVID-related obstructions to a normal season should be less prevalent as time goes on, the winter seasons are already beyond normalcy.
At 0-3, there isn’t a reason not to, for now, go in another direction under center.
Duke heads into its second consecutive fall looking for a new starting quarterback. We break down the case for each of the Blue Devils' three main options.
The NCAA announced Tuesday that its Board of Governors is moving toward allowing student-athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness (NIL) starting in the 2020-21 school year.
The triple-option seemingly fit Duke’s personnel, but in reality, limited the offense’s potential.
Although many criticize Cam Reddish for his inefficiency, there's still a lot to be excited about regarding the former Blue Devil's NBA potential.
