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Duke has had success on the road so far this season, but it will take a monumental effort to sustain that string of victories in a rematch of the game of the year so far.
Duke students and fans who were fortunate enough to be in the building for the Blue Devils' epic 72-70 victory against Virginia three weeks ago will now be able to return to their lucky spots at Cameron Indoor Stadium to watch Duke face the Cavaliers again Saturday at 6 p.m.
Welcome to this year's Chron15.
St. John's athletic director Mike Cragg was back in the familiar confines of Cameron Indoor Stadium for the Red Storm's 91-61 defeat Saturday after spending 30 years working his way up through Duke's athletic department, most notably as a deputy director of athletics under Kevin White and the senior administrator overseeing the Blue Devils' men's basketball program.
Duke will hope to erase the sour taste from an overtime loss against Syracuse with No. 4 Virginia coming to town Saturday night. The Blue Zone takes a look at a player from each team that could be a difference-maker in the game.
Duke students' most creative attempt at vintage craziness this season will not come to fruition.
The series that has consistently produced instant classics for the last five years will add another chapter Saturday, as Duke and Virginia prepare to face off in yet another top-five matchup Saturday evening at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke won't have to go far from home at all next season, but still faces its most challenging set of opponents in recent memory.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.—Duke's freshmen were unfazed by the first true road game of their college careers, though about as many Blue Devil fans made the short trip to watch them play as Wake Forest fans at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
The wait is over to see how the Blue Devils' highly-touted freshmen will perform in a true road game.
Clemson found out exactly what it missed out on seven minutes and 35 seconds into the second half.
In Duke's ACC opener after a lengthy holiday break, the Blue Devils came out of the gates slow against Clemson at Cameron Indoor Stadium but went on a 7-0 run late in the half to take a 40-33 lead into the locker room thanks to a spark off the bench from juniors Jack White and Marques Bolden.
With the end of 2018 quickly approaching, The Chronicle's sports department takes a look back at the biggest sports stories of the year. Each day, we reviewed a major game, event or storyline that helped shape the course of the year in Blue Devil athletics.
SHREVEPORT, La.—Daniel Jones and T.J. Rahming put on a show in what may have been the last game of both of their college careers, leading Duke to its third straight bowl victory.
SHREVEPORT, La.—The Blue Devils dug themselves a hole in the first half with a pair of costly interceptions and head into halftime trailing Temple 27-21 in the Walk-On's Independence Bowl at Independence Stadium. Here are some quick notes and observations with Duke needing a comeback to pick up its third straight bowl win.
Duke came out of the gates slowly in its first game in 10 days, but shook off the post-exam rust to coast to a comfortable win in its return to Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Virginia will come face to face with one of its worst nightmares again when the Cavaliers visit Cameron Indoor Stadium on Jan. 19.
This is the annual point in the season for Duke when it gets hard to stay focused on basketball.
Indiana’s lone top-five recruit was no match for the top two freshmen in the nation, as Zion Williamson and R.J. Barrett shared the spotlight to lift Duke to a blowout victory in its first game back from the Maui Invitational.
Nobody could have seen such a pathetic performance coming from Duke Saturday afternoon—both because the Blue Devils were a double-digit favorite and haven't lost a football game that badly in 28 years, and because nobody was at Wallace Wade Stadium to see anything coming at all.
