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Duke hasn't looked the part of a double-digit favorite so far in its regular-season finale against Wake Forest, trailing 31-7 at halftime. Here are some quick notes and observations with the Blue Devils looking to come out of the locker room with more life.
A year after Duke reached bowl eligibility in the final week of the season with a road upset at Wake Forest, the Demon Deacons will try to return the favor to extend their season in Durham this weekend.
For the first 30 minutes Sunday, Army showed off one way to beat Duke this year—run, run and keep running offensively.
Through a high-scoring half of play at Cameron Indoor Stadium, No. 4 Duke leads 50-42 in its home opener. The Blue Devil offense is clicking once again, but they have played lackadaisical defense at times to keep the Black Knights in the game after looking far more impressive in Tuesday's 118-84 win against Kentucky.
For most of the first half Saturday, it looked like both teams were destined for at least 50 points, and it was going to be the type of game that the last team with the ball would win.
The Blue Devils head into the locker room leading 35-28 in an offensive shootout at Wallace Wade Stadium against rival North Carolina. Here are our five observations and more from the first half.
The last time North Carolina visited Durham, it was 7-2 but got upset by an underperforming Duke team that was on its way to a mediocre 4-8 season.
The Chronicle's Hank Tucker explains the highlights and traditions of Duke Men's Basketball in three minutes.
Our men's basketball beat writers Hank Tucker, Michael Model, Mitchell Gladstone and Winston Lindqwister make their predictions for the Blue Devils' 2018-19 campaign ahead of the season opener Tuesday night in the Champions Classic against No. 2 Kentucky:
Three years ago, a Halloween nightmare snapped Duke football out of a two-and-a-half-year dream, and the Blue Devils haven’t fully recovered.
Mike Krzyzewski didn’t just lose his on-court captain in the offseason with Grayson Allen’s graduation. He also lost his most dependable leader on the bench in Jeff Capel, giving his coaching staff a new look this year as well.
Duke has named two of its most vocal upperclassmen captains, answering one of the biggest lingering questions heading into the season.
The Blue Devil men's and women's teams both had strong performances Friday morning to deliver their best finishes at the ACC championships in years.
The NBA is trying to have it both ways, giving elite high schoolers an opportunity to make money right away while still keeping them off their teams, and the half-baked solution the league came up with last week will fall flat.
2017-18 record: 11-20, 4-14 in the ACC
2017-18 record: 32-5, 17-1 in the West Coast Conference
Justin Robinson
Freshman forward Zion Williamson led the White team to a 44-39 victory against the Blue team in Friday night's 20-minute Blue-White Scrimmage at Countdown to Craziness. Here are five observations from the first look at the 2018-19 Blue Devils:
After one of its offense's quietest halves of the season, Duke came alive out of the locker room to overwhelm Virginia Tech.
CHAPEL HILL—Seven years after sitting on the bench with a toe injury in March 2011 and watching his Duke team lose to North Carolina, Kyrie Irving played a game at the Dean E. Smith Center for the first time Friday night.
