On Sunday in Koskinen Stadium, the top-ranked Blue Devils’ southern shine proved to be too much for its Ivy League visitors, as Duke weeded No. 15 Princeton to the sound of a 17-8 beatdown.
On a rainy Friday afternoon, Duke defeated Clemson in a narrow 4-3 match, decided by a grueling three-set battle on court 1. Two days later, the Blue Devils faced off against Georgia Tech, falling in a decisive 6-1 loss.
In the regular season finale, Duke was locked into another dogfight against rival North Carolina in Chapel Hill. However, the result was the opposite of the first matchup between the two squads, as North Carolina emerged with a 63-59 win to end the Blue Devils’ regular season on a sour note.
The famous pack-line defense which helped Virginia win a national championship in 2019 keeps teams on their toes while operating in a drowsy yet discombobulated game. But after Saturday night, Duke thinks it has reset the standard.
Duke headed north to Syracuse, N.Y., looking for its first conference win in Saturday’s match-up, but could not find an answer to the Orange onslaught. No. 4 Syracuse led the entire game and sent the Blue Devils home with an 15-8 loss to prolong their ACC slump.
In a sloppy game, No. 17 Penn overcame the rain and field conditions and utilized strong defending and quick transition offense to get the best of the top-ranked Blue Devils 14-12.
The Blue Devils head to Chapel Hill Sunday afternoon for a vital rivalry clash against North Carolina, looking for both a season sweep and a boost in seeding for the ACC tournament. The Chronicle's beat writers are here to offer their predictions of how Duke will fare.
It was easy for No. 10 Duke, which erased Virginia 73-48 in Saturday evening’s rematch of last season’s ACC title game.
Under the lights in Cameron Indoor Stadium for the second-to-last time this season, No. 10 Duke started out fast against Virginia and kept on the gas. With 20 minutes to play, the Blue Devils are all over the Cavaliers, leading 40-18.
Is one of Duke’s seemingly most important players truly a detriment to the team, or is there more to this story?
The Blue Devils will square off against third-place Virginia Saturday with ACC tournament seeding on the line. Ahead of the game, the Blue Zone brings you some can’t miss prop bets.
No. 10 Duke faces its third-to-last game of the season Saturday evening at Cameron Indoor Stadium against Virginia, a foe which has proved tough to overcome the past couple seasons. The Chronicle’s beat writers are here to offer their predictions on whether the Blue Devils can get it done this time around.
No. 10 Duke will take on a stout Virginia team in Cameron Indoor Stadium, and the Blue Zone is here with three keys to victory.
In its penultimate home game of the season, Duke men’s basketball will welcome Virginia to Cameron Indoor. The Blue Zone brings you a player from each squad to keep an eye on.
While their defense continued its upward trend of stifling opponents' offenses and silencing star players, the offense also shone bright, proving that everything is coming together for Duke and the team is peaking at the perfect time.
With spring fast approaching, Duke is poised to enter the 2024 rowing season as a powerhouse. The Blue Devils will look to continue boosting the program’s reputation under head coach Megan Cooke Carcagno after finishing third in the ACC Championships last year.
After each Duke basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Bouncing back from a close loss at Wake Forest, the Blue Devils trounced Louisville in a 84-59 victory, and the Blue Zone is here to break down the contest.
Driven by double-digit scoring efforts from junior guard Reigan Richardson and senior center Kennedy Brown, Duke was able to hold off Virginia 73-54 to secure its final home-court victory of the regular season Thursday night in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Filipowski’s commendable nine points and 10 rebounds played second fiddle to a pair of excellent performances by Roach and Mitchell in No. 10 Duke's cruise-control defeat of the Cardinals despite the absence of key freshman Caleb Foster.
Back at Cameron Indoor Stadium after a three-game road slate and looking to rebound from a hard-fought loss at Wake Forest over the weekend, No. 10 Duke put Louisville in its pocket Wednesday night to the tune of a 84-59 win.
