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You always have to take a grain of salt when it comes to a scrimmage, but it appears as if head coach Mike Krzyzewski has found a starting unit he's comfortable with—Tyus Jones, Matt Jones, Justise Winslow, Amile Jefferson and Jahlil Okafor.
The Blue Devils will ring in the 2014-15 season with their sixth annual Countdown to Craziness Saturday at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Doors open at 6 p.m., with player introductions for the women's and men's teams scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. Following the fanfare, head coach Mike Krzyzewski's squad will take the floor for a 24-minute scrimmage, fans' first opportunity to see Duke's highly-touted recruiting class in action. The evening concludes with a dunk contest at around 9:30 p.m.
Duke football is going bowling for the third consecutive season.
Josh Hairston knew he wasn't going to the NBA like Jabari Parker and Rodney Hood after last season. He also knew he wanted to keep playing as opposed to making the leap to the coaching ranks like his classmate Tyler Thornton. Therefore, Hairston took his talents to Switzerland, where he will play for SAM Massagno.
NBA Summer League play has concluded after two action-packed weeks in Orlando and Las Vegas, and here is a look at how the nine former Blue Devils in action performed.
It has been two years since Miles and Mason Plumlee were teammates at Duke, but it appears like their old coach will give them another shot at playing side by side for the USA Select Team.
With the NBA Draft hours away, six of The Chronicle's current and former editors in the sports department give their final predictions for tonight's draft, including the landing spots of the three former Duke players, their predicted lottery picks and their take on who will be the draft's biggest bust, biggest steal and Rookie of the Year.
There is just less than a month until Duke alumnus Adam Silver takes the stage at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York to conduct his first draft as commissioner of the NBA. When Silver takes the stage June 26, there are two other Blue Devils who will be anxiously waiting to hear their names called, with another one hoping to sneak his way into the draft.
With Duke's season in the books, The Blue Zone will review the seasons of all the Blue Devils, beginning with the freshman Monday and ending with the seniors and graduate students Friday.
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Andre Dawkins and Tricia Liston both took the court one final time in the Men's and Women's 3-point championships.
The Chronicle's Bobby Colton and Daniel Carp debate the freshman's future and whether it lies in Durham.
After a season in which three Duke alumni spent a large portion of the season in the Major Leagues, just one made an Opening Day roster.
Former Duke guard Seth Curry is getting his second taste of NBA basketball with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
“I think against Lehigh we didn’t fight," Cook said. "I think they just out-fought us for 40 minutes. I think today we fought, and [Mercer] just made some big plays at the end of the game and we missed some shots.... Sometimes the ball just doesn’t bounce your way.”
In its first NCAA tournament game of the season, Duke will need to crash the glass, avoid looking ahead and slow down Langston Hall.
Monday through Thursday this week, The Blue Zone will be breaking down each region in this year's NCAA Tournament. Today we finish with the Midwest.
“Just playing smart," Cook said. "Not getting too physical. You can get caught up in being too physical if it’s been a physical game and the game’s been called closely. You can’t be as physical as you want to be. You have to play smart and play through it.”
A closer look at the Tennessee Volunteers' prospects for the 2014 NCAA tournament
A closer look at the N.C. State Wolfpack and their prospects for the 2014 NCAA tournament