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Duke had escaped the injury bug early in the season, but the reprieve came to an abrupt end Monday, when the Blue Devils announced that senior captain Amile Jefferson will be sidelined indefinitely with a right foot injury.
With non-conference play coming to a close, teams around the nation are beginning to find their true identities and the contenders are separating from the pack. Duke moved up one slot to No. 7 after a week off for final exams, and returns to action Tuesday night against Georgia Southern.
After a season full of upsets and wild finishes, Saturday left nothing but certainty for the College Football Playoff committee.
After leaving Duke as a national champion, Jahlil Okafor's start in the NBA has not gone as smoothly.
In a matchup of two of college basketball’s most-storied programs, No. 7 Duke will take on Indiana in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. The matchup between the teams will be the first since the Blue Devils defeated the Hoosiers 54-51 in 2006. Duke has gone a perfect 6-0 at home in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and will look to extend its NCAA-best 120 consecutive non-conference home win streak. Here are three keys to the game:
Both Jahlil Okafor and Justise Winslow were selected within the top 10 picks of the 2015 NBA draft. Both were coached by the legendary Mike Krzyzewski and adored by the masses at Duke. Heck, the two even lived on the same floor of Wilson Dorm on East Campus.
Entering Duke’s contest against Utah State, freshman Luke Kennard—who developed a reputation as a sharpshooter in high school—was shooting a woeful 17 percent from beyond the arc.
With the college football regular season coming to a close, Saturday's action cleared up the college football playoff picture heading into the final week of action.
For some, the Blue Devils' matchup with Kentucky is a highly-anticipated clash of two top-five teams and perennial national title contenders.
After shooting just 6-of-25 from downtown a night ago against Siena, the Blue Devils found their shooting stroke in the first half Saturday.
Duke's top-ranked recruiting class may have received much of the attention during the offseason, but two games into the season, the returning Blue Devils have done much of the heavy lifting.
With the Blue Devils set to play their first regular season game as defending national champions Friday against Siena, The Chronicle's men's basketball beat writers take a look at some of the big questions facing the team in its first month of the season.
Through two games this season, the Blue Devils have lost two of their captains to minor, albeit nagging, injuries. All Duke has to show for it is an impressive 0-0 record, despite scoring more than 100 points in each game and winning by an average margin of 54.5 points.
The next time Harry Giles takes the floor, the dominant power forward will be sporting a college jersey instead of Oak Hill Academy's uniform.
Chase Jeter
After surviving a quadruple-overtime battle against Virginia Tech a week ago, starting strong was a key for the Blue Devils Saturday against Miami.
Miami was whistled for a school-record 23 penalties for 194 yards Saturday night.
A season ago, the combination of Quinn Cook and Tyus Jones faced questions about backcourt chemistry before the duo emerged as one of the ACC’s top tandems during the course of the year.
Virginia Tech Hokies
Kentucky Wildcats
