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GREENSBORO, N.C.—The atmosphere at Greensboro Coliseum was anything but dull as the Blue Devils and Panthers battled in a tightly-contested battle in the first round of the ACC tournament.
With Duke on the road for one last time in the regular season against Pittsburgh, the Blue Zone has you covered with some can't-miss prop bets:
After a wild weekend that saw eight top-ten teams get upset, there was some shuffling in the rankings. With Duke now at No. 4, the Blue Zone has our reflections on this weeks AP Top 25 Poll:
Duke Student Government presidential candidate Drew Flanagan plans to transform Duke into a community where all students feel like they have a place on campus.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
A car hit a C1 bus from the side at the intersection of Anderson St. and Campus Dr. Wednesday evening. No passengers nor the driver were injured.
Duke gets back on the road Wednesday for a rematch with Virginia, and the Blue Zone has you covered ahead of time with some can't-miss prop bets:
The Blue Devils successfully finished their regular season at home Sunday.
Three and a half weeks and seven games after their first matchup, the Blue Devils and the Cavaliers meet again.
Finishing its non-conference slate this week, Duke's season is nearing a successful close.
Meet Maddie Jenner.
Before Duke takes the floor back at home against Wake Forest, the Blue Zone brings you back a few weeks to the first time the two teams played and previews the upcoming rematch.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Today, the Blue Zone breaks down Paolo Banchero's steady play and the rest of the Blue Devils' comfortable road win against Boston College:
With Duke set to take on Clemson on the road Thursday night in a rematch of January's hotly-contested Blue Devil win, the Blue Zone has you covered with some can't-miss prop bets:
After making a run to the Elite Eight in their first NCAA tournament since 2016 last season, this year’s Blue Devils have their eyes set on even bigger goals—they want to win it all. And, with the wealth of experience and talent that make up this year’s roster, they may just have the tools to do it.
For six players on Duke women’s lacrosse, this season is five years in the making.
Before Duke takes the floor at Clemson Thursday, the Blue Zone brings you back a few weeks to the first time the two teams played and previews the upcoming rematch.
There are nearly two years between the last time the Blue Devils defeated North Carolina twice in the same season.
Starting the conference leg of their season with two losses, it’s clear that the Blue Devils must carve a new path to victory before competing in the ACC Championships.
As the 41st ranked recruit in the class of 2021, there was no doubt as to whether Shayeann Day-Wilson would be an excellent addition to the Blue Devil roster. But 20 games into the season, the question is no longer what impact the Toronto native would have on the court, but rather what it would mean for the group to not have her there.
