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(11/11/11 8:00pm)
Last weekend, Duke’s undersized defensive line struggled against Miami’s extremely physical offensive line, allowing Hurricanes’ star running back Lamar Miller to exploit holes en-route to 147 rushing yards and two touchdowns. The Blue Devils run defense, which allowed the Hurricanes to accumulate 265 total yards on the ground, will be tested again this weekend against Virginia and their own star running back, junior Perry Jones.
(10/18/11 6:00pm)
Offense: C+
(09/29/11 6:00pm)
As the Blue Devils prepare for Saturday’s contest against Florida International, their defense will be sure to hone in on senior quarterback Wesley Carroll. Transferring from SEC staple Mississippi State after his sophomore year, Carroll has spearheaded the Golden Panthers’ surprising rise to prominence in the Sun Belt Conference.
(02/24/12 5:00am)
After a disappointing loss to mid-major Campbell on Tuesday, the Blue Devils righted the ship by thrashing N.C. Central 17-3. Duke will look to carry that momentum and develop some consistency in its four game series against Canisius this weekend.
(02/13/12 5:00am)
Despite holding an edge in shots and draw controls, the Blue Devils were upset Sunday by Vanderbilt 7-5 in Nashville, Tenn.
(12/05/11 10:00am)
The Blue Devils dominated Pittsburgh from start to finish Sunday, coasting to a 92-43 victory that highlighted two of the team’s biggest strengths—shooting from the perimeter and forcing turnovers.
(12/01/11 10:00am)
After a close loss to then-No. 4 Notre Dame in the Bahamas last Saturday, the No. 7 Blue Devils (4-1) are back home with no time to relax. Duke will host No. 13 Purdue (6-0) tonight at 7 p.m. in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
(11/18/11 10:00am)
After dropping last weekend’s game against Virginia, the Blue Devils entered this week of practice understanding that they would again be ineligible to appear in a postseason bowl game. And given Duke’s ever-growing injury report—head coach David Cutcliffe estimated that 16 starters have missed time with injuries this season—it seems fair to wonder how the Blue Devils will approach their matchup with Georgia Tech on Saturday, at 12:30 p.m. at Wallace Wade Stadium.
(11/03/11 8:00am)
After losing a highly productive group of seniors since last season, the eighth-ranked Blue Devils will open a new-look chapter on Thursday night in their first exhibition against Pfeiffer at 7 p.m. at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
(10/31/11 8:00am)
After losing Nolan Smith and Kyle Singler to graduation and Kyrie Irving to the NBA Draft, Duke enters the season without an obvious go-to player.
(10/05/11 8:00am)
Over the course of Duke’s recent unbeaten streak, offense has not been hard to come by. According to Blue Devils head coach John Kerr, however, the squad’s defensive performance had remained a bit uneven.
(09/22/11 9:00am)
Not much has gone wrong for Duke this year.
(09/12/11 9:36am)
Looking to build momentum as it moves closer to competing against nationally ranked competition, Duke turned in an impressive performance on Friday at the James Madison Invitational in Harrisonburg, Virginia. The Blue Devils swept the seven-team meet, scoring the minimum 15 points as they placed seven runners in the top-10, including the first six runners overall.
(09/09/11 9:00am)
A game this early in the season cannot truly be a must-win, but avoiding a three-game losing streak heading into the heat of ACC play is just about as important as it gets.
(02/28/11 10:00am)
This past weekend, the Duke men’s swimming and diving team competed in the ACC Championships in Atlanta, finishing fifth out of 11 teams with 353 points.
(02/18/11 10:00am)
Last March, Duke upset then-No. 3 Southern California in Durham, an unlikely win that was surely the team’s most significant victory of the season, especially after the Trojans went on to win the 2010 national championship.
(12/09/10 10:00am)
Monday, the Blue Devils (9-0) fought hard in a close 61-58 victory against a previously unbeaten, nationally ranked Texas A&M squad. Tonight’s home contest against unranked Albany (6-2) should prove significantly less demanding, and perhaps serve as a breather of sorts after consecutive difficult victories.
