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After an exciting start to the NCAA men's basketball tournament already, the Round of 64 finally starts Thursday. Our men's basketball beats opened up their brackets and walked through their picks. Check out how far they have Duke going and who they have cutting down the nets in New Orleans here.
The Blue Devils head to Louisville, Ky., for a bout with the Cardinals in their first game after separating with their head coach. The Blue Zone has three keys that could ignite the flame behind Duke's third-straight ACC victory:
It may still be winter, but spring sports are about to get off and running. For The Chronicle's first spring sport preview of 2021, we've got Duke women's tennis, which is poised for another successful season after an NCAA quarterfinal run last year.
The past three and a half weeks were winter break for Duke students everywhere. Undergraduates flocked back to various homes across the nation while the men’s basketball team stayed right in Durham to commence ACC play.
It’s been a while, but Duke is back in action after having to postpone its last two games due to the University’s health and safety protocols. The Blue Devils hosted Georgia Tech in Cameron Indoor Stadium and after the first 20 minutes, Duke jumped out late to a 35-23 lead. Here’s five of our takeaways.
After a disappointing fall season in 2020 with only a couple wins, the Blue Devils are hoping to change their momentum this year. After coming in clutch during a shootout to take home a win last year against then-No. 3 Louisville, now-junior Hannah Miller will look to continue to lead the team during her third season. Duke has added seven freshmen to the roster, so the team is full of young blood.
Duke forward Matthew Hurt and guard DJ Steward waited to hear their names be called, but ultimately neither was selected in the 2021 NBA Draft.
A stacked class of newcomers mark head coach Kara Lawson's first major accomplishment at Duke. Heading into the 2021-22 season, we take a look at film from Duke women's basketball's newest players. Previously, we analyzed Lexi Gordon and Lee Volker. Next up, we look at Amaya Finklea-Guity:
Chloe Beck may have been the only new player to join the team in the fall of 2019, but she has proven since then that even the smallest recruiting classes can be the most outstanding.
While the women’s tennis team’s season ended with its loss to North Carolina in the Elite Eight last week, six Blue Devils were able to compete in the NCAA Individual Championship.
Onto the Elite 8 they go.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of April 27-May 3.
Wednesday afternoon was burning hot, and the intensity in Chapel Hill between Duke and Notre Dame perfectly matched the 90-degree weather.
Playing two long matches in a little over 24 hours is no easy feat.
Someone must have said something during Duke’s Senior Day recognitions that lit the Blue Devils’ fuse, because they played like dynamite in their match against Wake Forest.
Coming off three straight ranked losses, Duke came into this top-15 matchup knowing a win would prove it can play with the big dogs of this year’s incredibly strong ACC lineup.
As Duke men's basketball wraps up its season, the Blue Zone gives individual breakdowns of each player's season with comparisons to their preseason projections. Read the previous player breakdowns here: Mike Buckmire, Patrick Tapé, Jaemyn Brakefield, Henry Coleman III, Joey Baker, Jeremy Roach and Wendell Moore Jr.
The Blue Devils entered Friday having lost their last five matches to their Tobacco Road rivals. That streak has now been extended to six.
After a year of recapping Duke's games in as concise a way as the Blue Zone can, we bring you our last "one word" of the season, this time for the Blue Devils' entire 2020-21 campaign.
Despite a disappointing start to the season, it looks like the Blue Devils are back on track.
