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It took a while, but the 2020 NBA Draft is finally here, airing Wednesday at 8 p.m. on ESPN. With this likely being the first year since 2013 that Duke won't have a player go in the top-3, it'll surely be a different draft than usual for Blue Devil fans, with projections swinging all over the place for Tre Jones, Cassius Stanley and Vernon Carey Jr.
2019-20 record: 13-18, 6-14 in the ACC
As the calendar shifts to November, it is becoming apparent that the basketball season is on the horizon. That means that it is time for our player previews of every member of Duke men's basketball. Read the previous previews: Mike Buckmire, Michael Savarino, Kennan Worthington, Jaemyn Brakefield, Henry Coleman III, DJ Steward, Jeremy Roach, Mark Williams, Jalen Johnson, Matthew Hurt and Wendell Moore.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Nov. 2.
College basketball season is approaching, and with that the Blue Zone gives you a breakdown of the 2020-2021 women's basketball squad. Be sure to check out the previous previews: Vanessa de Jesus, Uchenna Nwoke, Jiselle Havas and Sara Anastasieska.
College basketball season is approaching, and with that the Blue Zone gives you a breakdown of the 2020-2021 women's basketball squad. Up first, Duke's lone freshman on the roster: Vanessa de Jesus.
After six weeks of games, Duke football has crossed their midseason point with a record of 1-5. With the majority of the year in the rear-view mirror, we can look back at what has transpired and what may be to come.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Oct. 12.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Oct. 5.
One if by land and two if by sea—there must’ve been only a single lantern in the Chapel today, because the Blue Devils were marching via the ground game.
Duke traveled up north to Syracuse looking to finally get in the win column after its first 0-4 start since 2006. The Blue Devils showed some offensive promise, and despite some costly turnovers lead 24-14 heading into the locker room.
After a tough shutout loss to rival North Carolina, Duke will look to get its season jumpstarted against another in-state foe.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Sept. 28.
The biggest thing holding this Duke football team back right now is their mental toughness. Everyone knows that head coach David Cutcliffe breeds winners and keeps a winning attitude in the locker room, but now more than ever, he needs to boost the confidence level of team.
Each week, our beat writers will recap how each of Duke’s sports currently competing performed over the last week, as well as give a brief look ahead. We start with the week of Sept. 21.
After what felt like an eternity, Duke men’s soccer finally returned to the pitch Monday night.
The Blue Devils put up a strong showing against Notre Dame in the season opener last week and despite the loss, there were many positive takeaways. This week they’ll face off against Boston College, whose team is sporting a new look to both their offense and defense. The Blue Zone gives you a player from each team that could prove to be the deciding factor on Saturday.
When Duke takes the field at Kentucky Sept. 21, it will be its first match in 320 days, an extended period of time that is sure to leave the Blue Devils a bit rusty to begin the fall.
After a disappointing season last year, head coach John Kerr brings in 11 talented freshmen in hopes of generating a rebound. This incoming class draws players from diverse backgrounds, but is ultimately headlined by Peter Stroud, one of the best recruits to actually be playing at the collegiate level this season. Last year, the Blue Devils went 7-9-2 overall, including a measly 2-5-1 in conference play, and were knocked out in the first round of the ACC tournament. But with the amount of incoming talent on their hands, expectations are through the roof.
