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With Duke men's basketball's first regular season game against Kentucky at Madison Square Garden just around the corner, the Blue Zone takes a look at some film to analyze what Blue Devil faithful can expect come Tuesday:
With Duke and No. 18 North Carolina facing off on the Blue Devils’ Senior Night in the last regular season game of the season for both teams, it’s natural that tensions were running high.
Freshman forward Thorleifur Ulfarsson took matters into his own hands Sunday afternoon.
Season breakdown: Jeremy Roach came to Duke as a highly-recruited five-star guard, expected to start for the Blue Devils at the point guard position. It was anticipated that the freshman would utilize his confidence and driving ability to make plays for himself and his teammates. Roach started out ACC play hot, averaging just over 16 points a game over the first five conference games of the season. This was highlighted by a 22-point outing against a strong Virginia Tech team, his career high for the year.
Junior goalkeeper Eliot Hamill was Duke mens’ soccer’s savior Friday night, coming up in the clutch and making four key saves in the second half and overtime to preserve the clean sheet.
Before each Duke men's basketball game, the Blue Zone provides you with our pre-game analysis and keys to a victory. The X-Factor highlights one Duke player and one opponent who could be the difference between a win or a loss:
