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RALEIGH—It's not clear what the reason is behind it, but there is a scary trend for Duke: the Blue Devils can't seem to win in PNC Arena.
Top recruiting classes, hitting at least one 3-pointer in a game and Cascada's "Everytime We Touch" have all been constants for Duke men's basketball this past decade.
Faced with one of the most daunting stretches of the season, Duke salvaged its chances at an ACC regular season title with two big wins over North Carolina and No. 8 Florida State. It certainly took a lot of grit and mental toughness to pull it out, but now the Blue Devils will try to carry their momentum over the last month of the regular season into March. Hosts Derek Saul and Shane Smith give you all the latest info and analysis from an eventful 48-hour span for Duke.
Mike Krzyzewski is talking to the Cameron Crazies again.
In a quick turnaround from the win over North Carolina, No. 7 Duke has held its own in a physical first half against No. 8 Florida State, leading the Seminoles 33-32 Monday night. Here are five observations from an entertaining first half of play in Cameron Indoor Stadium:
Duke and North Carolina will battle for the 252nd time Saturday afternoon when they face off at the Dean Dome in Chapel Hill. Our Evan Kolin, Winston Lindqwister, Conner McLeod, Michael Model, Glen Morgenstern, Derek Saul and Shane Smith break down their predictions for the latest iteration of the Tobacco Road rivalry. Who do you think will come out on top?
With all the recent talk about decreasing attendance among Cameron Crazies at Duke men's basketball games, Krzyzewskiville may have run into an unfathomable problem—a shortage of tenters for the Tobacco Road rivalry.
In what was supposed to be a relatively uneventful week with one game against Pittsburgh, Mike Krzyzewski sparked a big discussion after confronting the Cameron Crazies over a chant directed at former Blue Devil Jeff Capel. While the college basketball world talked about that incident, Duke has quietly reached the midway point of conference play as we turn into February. Hosts Derek Saul and Shane Smith are back with another episode of the Cameron Chronicles to get you caught up on everything to do with Duke basketball.
After two straight years ending in heartbreak, Duke is ready to climb the mountain back to the Final Four once again, hoping to raise a trophy in Philadelphia.
With a new signal caller set to take over for Duke football next year, it seems like head coach David Cutcliffe is weighing all the options he can.
Kobe Bryant and four others died in a helicopter crash in California Sunday, as first reported by TMZ.
After what seemed like such a promising start to conference play, the Blue Devils shut down any idea of a perfect season in the ACC with back-to-back losses last week against Clemson and Louisville. Our hosts Derek Saul and Shane Smith are joined by special guest and men's basketball beat Evan Kolin to figure out what has Duke looking for answers with the calendar nearing February.
Everyone expected growing pains from yet another young crop of Blue Devils. Now, it’s time to see how they will respond.
As Duke gets set for its toughest test since early December, a key rotation piece will return to action in the team's first opportunity to get back on track.
Many expected Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski to shorten his 10-man rotation as conference play began. Now it's just happening for all the wrong reasons.
Duke basketball fans have a lot to be excited about as ACC play has started to kick into full gear. With a legit National Player of the Year candidate in Vernon Carey Jr., a 14-1 record and No. 2 national ranking, it's once again looking like national championship or bust in Durham.
The college basketball world seems to think that Duke's roster this season isn't really equipped with perimeter threats. Matthew Hurt would kindly disagree.
As the calendar shifts to a new year and conference play gets ready to kick into full gear, things couldn't look much better for Duke basketball right now. After the shocking loss to Stephen F. Austin over a month ago, the Blue Devils changed the course of their season with five straight wins to place back in the top-5. Our hosts Derek Saul and Shane Smith are joined remotely this week to discuss how the team looks before Duke heads back into the thick of the ACC.
It almost seems like college basketball isn't supposed to be played at 11:30 a.m.
With star point guard Tre Jones dealing with what seems like a minor injury, it is clear now that Duke will be treating his situation with an abundance of caution.