After struggling last weekend at the Hootie at Bull’s Bay Intercollegiate, the Blue Devils set program records en route to their best performance of the season in preparation for postseason play.
No. 22 Duke finished seventh at the Hootie at Bull’s Bay Intercollegiate Tuesday, 29 shots behind tournament champion No. 14 South Carolina. The Blue Devils were paced by sophomore Adam Wood, who finished tied for 17th, with freshman Alex Smalley and junior Matt Oshrine close behind in 19th and 26th, respectively.
The Blue Zone continues its season review series with junior Matt Jones
The Blue Zone looks at three keys to the game ahead of Duke's matchup with Oregon in the Sweet 16.
The Chronicle previews all 68 teams in this year's NCAA tournament field.
The Chronicle previews all 68 teams in this year's NCAA tournament field.
The Chronicle previews all 68 teams in this year's NCAA tournament field.
The Chronicle previews all 68 teams in this year's NCAA tournament field.
The Blue Zone breaks down the West region which is home to Oregon, Oklahoma and defending champion Duke.
After a sluggish start to the spring slate on the West Coast last month, the Blue Devils will try to find their rhythm a little closer to home.
Sophomore Azurá Stevens and the Blue Devils reeled off a flurry of lay-ups to open the third quarter as the Blue Devils pulled away from Clemson.
Sophomore Azurá Stevens scored a career-high 33 points—including a 3-of-4 performance from deep and 8-of-8 night at the charity stripe—as the Blue Devils picked up their first road win since the season opener in mid-November.
Redshirt sophomore Rebecca Greenwell added 12 points for the Blue Devils, who forced 24 Clemson turnovers and turned them into 22 points.
