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With the first of this year's Tobacco Road matchups between Duke and North Carolina drawing near, the Blue Zone is here to preview each positional battle ahead of Saturday night's tipoff. Previously, we took a look at the backcourt and frontcourt. Now, we preview both teams' wings:
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Today, the Blue Zone takes another look at AJ Griffin's shooting clinic and the rest of the Blue Devils' win against Louisville:
After a heartbreaking 78-62 loss to North Carolina Thursday night, the Blue Devils return to the hardwood Sunday afternoon to take on Louisville at the KFC Yum! Center. The fifth-ranked Cardinals head into battle off the high of a two-contest win streak and their 7-1 conference record. It’s clear from the numbers that the Blue Devils aren't favored, but despite that, the group has a chance for a big win and to achieve its goal of playing a solid game on both sides of the ball that head coach Kara Lawson spoke of earlier this week. With that being said, here are five things to look out for as Duke takes on Louisville.
There were two years between the last time Duke and North Carolina battled it out and a handful of new faces on either side of the ball, but in spite of that, Thursday night’s contest was a struggle for Duke.
No. 6 Duke formally opened its tennis season this weekend with bright fire on its side.
The Blue Devils ventured to Pennsylvania for competition for the second straight weekend. And this time, the group prospered at a higher level.
With Duke men's basketball set to take on Clemson Tuesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium, the Blue Zone is here with some can't-miss prop bets:
With another week of college basketball in the rearview mirror, it's time for another installment of the Blue Zone's thoughts on the latest AP Poll. This week, another loss to an unranked team sent Duke down to No. 9:
Historically, cavaliers are known to be resilient soldiers in a battle. But in 40 minutes of basketball in Durham Sunday, the Blue Devils rewrote history.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Today, the Blue Zone takes a deeper look at AJ Griffin's hot shooting and the rest of the Blue Devils' blowout win against Syracuse:
If there’s one name that’s been a staple in collegiate basketball as long as Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski, it's Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim.
On the heels of Tuesday night's 79-78 overtime loss at Florida State, Duke men's basketball now looks ahead to Saturday's home matchup with Syracuse. Ahead of the conference showdown, the Blue Zone brings you a player from both sides that is poised to make an impact on the court:
This past weekend, the Blue Devils opened their season in State College, Pa., making their first appearances on the piste in competition since placing third at NCAA Championships this past spring.
Duke men's basketball hits the road today for an evening matchup with Florida State. Ahead of the game, the Blue Zone brings our can't-miss prop bets for the meeting:
Following Duke women's basketball's first back-to-back losses of the season, the Blue Zone is here with our thoughts on the latest rankings:
The Blue Devils took the victory Saturday against in-state rival N.C. State. The Blue Zone has your Player of the Game and more to recap Duke's latest win.
Nearly eight months have passed since Duke fans last saw the Blue Devils compete, but not much has changed with this squad, and they’re coming back even better. Last year’s Blue Devils did not disappoint on the strip, taking the ACC Championship by storm and collecting the titles in both the men’s and women’s divisions while garnering 11 individual medals at the tournament—a program record. One month later, the group headed to State College, Pa., prepared for the final bouts needed to take the national title. Though they didn’t finish with the victory, the group fared well. In the women’s division, Alexandra Gorman grasped sixth and Anneke Zegers took 10th in saber; Christina Ferrari finished fifth and Louise Tang clutched 10th in foil; and Sarah Lurye seized 12th in epée. In the men’s division, Stephen Kim clinched fifth and Ping Ping Kitsiriboon took 18th in saber; Finn Hossfeld tied for third and Brycen Rushing finished 12th in foil; and Jason Post took sixth in epée.
Two weeks ago, the Blue Devils traveled to Blacksburg, Va. and started their ACC slate off with a loss. And when Virginia Tech made the trek to Durham Thursday night, the Hokies made it clear that, once again, Duke would not be overpowering them.
So they meet again.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of Jan. 3-10.
