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Zion Williamson's injury and shoe implosion a little more than two weeks ago sparked controversy and debate across the college basketball landscape.
BLACKSBURG, Va.—Cam Reddish barreled down the lane with just more than 13 minutes to play, knocking a Hokie defender down on his own way to the ground.
Only a few years ago, Wallace Wade Stadium still felt barren. The running track around the field was gone, but with what looked like little more than a few trailers atop the stands on the home sideline, the home of Duke football was incomplete.
The last two seasons, Cassell Coliseum has been far from hospitable to Duke.
There aren't many lacrosse venues like Koskinen Stadium. It's as good as any in the ACC and among the best in the nation.
For the first time all season, Zion Williamson will miss a complete game.
Ahead of the Blue Devils' latest marquee battle against No. 8 North Carolina, our men's basketball beats make their predictions for the outcome of Wednesday evening's contest:
Duke’s series record vs. North Carolina: 111-137
Cam Reddish
For the first time since mid-January, Duke is back at No. 1. That and more with the latest AP Top 25 out ahead of the first Tobacco Road rivalry matchup later this week:
When the ACC Network launches next, basketball will increase to a 20-game schedule for the first time in league history. So start marking your calendars for the next three seasons.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—“I don’t coach losers. I’m going to coach winners.”
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Mike Krzyzewski looked down his bench, his team in need of a spark. The Hall of Famer called on his star, Zion Williamson, even though the freshman had just picked up his fourth foul two minutes prior.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—For more than a half hour Tuesday night, Duke looked dead in the water. Trailing by 23, the Blue Devils were certainly on their way to just their third loss of the season.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—At intermission, the second-ranked Blue Devils find themselves in an unfamiliar position, at least for road games, as they trail the No. 16 Cardinals 38-29 at the KFC Yum! Center. Here are five observations from the opening 20 minutes:
Just before he left the court in Charlottesville, Va., Saturday night, Duke freshman R.J. Barrett made a bold pronouncement.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.—At the game's first media timeout, everyone started pointing to the basket just in front of the Virginia band.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.— R.J. Barrett didn’t hesitate. The freshman caught the pass from Tre Jones, stepped toward the 3-point line and fired the night’s opening shot.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.—Torrid shooting, something that was far from a part of the first battle between No. 2 Duke and No. 3 Virginia Jan. 19, has been the highlight of an exciting first 20 minutes at John Paul Jones Arena. Thanks to its freshmen, though, the Blue Devils lead at the break 39-35.
Since Duke captured the national title in 2015, it has not earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
