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With Duke's season in the books, The Blue Zone will review the seasons of all the Blue Devils, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors and graduate students Friday.
With Duke's season in the books, The Blue Zone will review the seasons of all the Blue Devils, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors and graduate students Friday.
With Duke's season in the books, The Blue Zone will review the seasons of all the Blue Devils, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors and graduate students Friday.
Most people wouldn’t call a season worthy of garnering ACC Rookie of the Year honors a disappointment, but Celine Boutier does.
They say the NCAA tournament is all about matchups.
Ka’lia Johnson started the season as Duke’s sixth guard in the rotation.
Not even the wet weather could cool down Duke’s red-hot offense Sunday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium.
Duke’s new-look defense will be put to the test Monday in its final home game of the season.
Third-seeded Duke will open the NCAA tournament Friday at 12:15 p.m. at the PNC Arena in Raleigh, N.C. against 14th-seeded Mercer. After losing in the ACC championship game to Virginia, the Blue Devils will look to build momentum and will take on either 11th-seeded Tennessee or sixth-seeded Massachusetts Sunday if they win. Here is a look at a player from each team that could have a big impact on the outcome of Friday’s afternoon contest:
Michigan Wolverines
Florida Gators
UCLA Bruins
A closer look at the Memphis Tigers' prospects in the 2014 NCAA tournament
A closer look at the Wisconsin Badgers and their prospects for the 2014 NCAA tournament
A closer look at the Tulsa Golden Hurricane's prospects in the 2014 NCAA tournament
Oklahoma Sooners
For the fourth consecutive year, the Blue Devils will likely have to go through a perennial powerhouse to reach the Final Four.
Led by their freshman phenom, the Blue Devils got off to a blazing start and never looked back, claiming their second team title of the season.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—For the third time in five weeks, the Blue Devils had no answer for Kayla McBride and Jewell Loyd.
After using a furious rally to advance to the championship of the ACC tournament for the sixth time in seven years, the Blue Devils will look to quickly recover for their third game in three nights.
