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The Blue Devils may not have found the back of the net in free-flowing action Saturday night, but that was no obstacle in preventing them from earning their third win of the season.
As Duke gets set to start its new season, there will be one key absentee from last year when the team takes the field.
After barely sneaking into the ACC tournament, Duke fell just short of winning its eighth conference title.
Considered the biggest weakness of the team throughout the season, Duke’s defense put together a masterful performance to lead the Blue Devils to the ACC tournament final.
Needing to win its last two games of the regular season to secure the No. 3 seed and a first-round bye in this week’s ACC tournament, Duke came up just short.
It may have come later in the season than anticipated, but Duke was finally able to earn a victory against Stony Brook.
It may be almost two months later than anticipated, but Duke will finally get the opportunity to play Stony Brook.
Following just its third defeat of the season, Duke will look to get back to its winning ways this weekend with another pair of ACC matches.
Coming off of their worst loss in the past 12 seasons, the Blue Devils will look to rebound in another important ACC game this weekend.
When Duke and Loyola last met at Koskinen Stadium, it was the start of a 20-game home winning streak for the Blue Devils. When the two teams meet again this weekend, this Duke squad will have a chance to make history.
Following an unexpected two-week break from play, the Blue Devils are set to get back to action this weekend.
Following another weekend of competitions, Duke put itself in position to claim even more spots at the NCAA Indoor Championship.
Following their first loss of the season, the Blue Devils rebounded to give head coach John Danowski his 350th career win.
CARY, N.C.—Unfortunately for the Blue Devils, the third time was not the charm.
As the great Yogi Berra once said, "It’s like déjà vu all over again."
Quentin Tarantino could not have scripted a better Senior Day for Fred Saba.
Miles Plumlee, Phoenix Suns: Plumlee did not quite finish off his season as well as he would have liked. The big man averaged 5.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game in the Suns’ last eight games, as they lost the eighth seed in the West to the Grizzlies. Still, Plumlee had an exceptional year by his standards and was a key cog in the Suns’ surprising playoff push. Plumlee’s strong and consistent play should earn him a spot on some ballots for the Most Improved Player award.
Duke has a lot at stake heading into its final weekend of ACC play.
The Blue Devils may have won their sixth consecutive match Sunday, but the real story of the day revolved around senior Fred Saba.
Did your mother ever tell you to not climb fences?
