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Elizabeth Williams is no stranger to winning in international competition. In many ways, winning the FIBA U19 championship last week with the United States national team was familiar territory.
Get your remote controls ready - Duke basketball is coming back to television early this year.
Anyone know somebody in the Fox Sports IT department? It seems as if they have some confusion as to who former Duke guard Jasmine Thomas is.
Currently, no former Blue Devils play quarterback in the National Football League. But, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe has sent a number of quarterbacks to the NFL in the past—and one paid a visit to Durham last week.
Add another award to Maya Moore's trophy shelf.
The freshmen jersey numbers have been leaked and a few of them might surprise people.
No. 6 Duke 9, No. 7 Maryland 11, FINAL: The Terrapins are dog-piling on the center of the field, celebrating their ACC crown...
Once a Blue Devil player and assistant coach, Tommy Amaker is flirting with a conference rival.
As the women's basketball team prepares for it's Elite Eight showdown against the overall No. 1 Connecticut, one of the main questions for pre-game thought is: who should start for the Blue Devils?
No. 2 Duke 70, No. 3 DePaul 63, FINAL: Well that's it folks - the Blue Demons made this a thriller, but Duke led almost the entire way and was able to hold on to secure an Elite Eight rematch against Connecticut.
Oh, how quickly things can change.
In November, The Chronicle examined the Duke football program's use of hydraulic scissor lifts, following an incident at Notre Dame in which a student videographer tumbled 50 feet to his death from a similar device.
No. 3 Duke 51, No. 2 Connecticut 87, FINAL: Well, that's all she wrote. The Blue Devils were shown who's boss, and despite having an undefeated record and multiple impressive wins going into the game, Duke now knows they still have time until they're on top. Hopefully they get a chance for some revenge come March.
The Pop Culture Grid is back, this time with women's basketball members Allison Vernerey and Krystal Thomas. The centers dish on their thoughts on Ricky Gervais, favorite pregame songs and more.
Following Connecticut's loss to Stanford on Thursday, which concluded an amazing 90-game winning streak, it was unclear how the rankings would shake out. With the new AP poll released today, available in full on ESPN.com, the Huskies fell to No. 2 while Baylor rose one spot to the top. Stanford gained two places, moving to No. 4 and Duke remained third.
Continuing their trend of nerve-racking victories, the Blue Devils eked out another close win this evening defeating Temple 71-64 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
No. 5 Duke 83, Albany 48, FINAL: Overall, this was nothing short of a dominant performance for the Blue Devils. The team has to be pleased with how it received contributions from every single player on the team, it was a true 11 person effort. Check out The Chronicle tomorrow for more coverage and a game story. Thanks for tuning in!
No. 5 Duke 61, No. 7 Texas A&M 58, FINAL: What a crazy final minute! The ball was turned over multiple times in the final minute with both teams making mistakes on both ends. Ultimately, the Adams had a makable shot for the Aggies but missed and Jasmine Thomas grabbed the board, hitting both free throws. In their final possession, needing a three, A&M turned it over with game MVP Karima Christmas making the steal. Thanks for staying tuned and check out The Chronicle for extensive coverage tomorrow.
Welcome back to the second edition of This Week in Duke Tweets, with the five threads about this week in Duke sports.
Saturday should have been a great day as a Duke sports fan. The nation's No. 1 men's basketball team was in action, away at Oregon, while the football team finished its season at home against arch-rival North Carolina. What's not to like? The scheduling, for one.
