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All summer The Blue Zone ran a series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. With the summer reaching its end, here is a brief recap of all the players we covered over the past few months.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. To cap off the series, The Blue Zone will take a look at those players who transferred away from Duke.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. To cap off the series, The Blue Zone will take a look at those players who transferred away from Duke.
Since our last update a few weeks ago, Duke alumni have been on the move, whether they were rejoining their old team, signing with a new one or being traded to a new organization.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. This week, The Blue Zone takes a look at Greg Paulus.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. This week, The Blue Zone takes a look at Cherokee Parks.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. This week, The Blue Zone takes a look at Antonio Lang.
The NBA's annual moratorium has officially passed and now players are free to sign their free agent contracts.
Wednesday afternoon the official Twitter account for Duke men's basketball tweeted a link to the official 2013-14 men's basketball roster. In addition to confirming that Jabari Parker will be the first No. 1 since Kyrie Irving in 2011, the roster includes a 6-foot-3 guard from the Milton Academy in Weston, Mass.
The NBA Draft has come and gone and Mason Plumlee and Ryan Kelly have new teams, which means it's free agency season. There are a litany of former Blue Devils on the market this season, looking to cash-in on a lucrative contract, or just to stay in the league a little longer.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. This week, we take a look at David McClure.
Welcome to The Chronicle’s live coverage of the 2013 NBA Draft. We’ll be providing up-to-the-minute coverage on everything going on here, particularly news related to Mason Plumlee, Ryan Kelly and Seth Curry.
Reports have surfaced that redshirt sophomore Rodney Hood has suffered a right Achilles Tendon injury while practicing for USA Basketball on Wednesday night.
With the NBA Draft mere hours away, beginning at 7 p.m. tonight, and three Blue Devils who may be selected in Mason Plumlee, Ryan Kelly and Seth Curry, writers from The Chronicle sat down to predict where they believe the Duke seniors will be drafted and why.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. This week, we took to Twitter to see who should be the next former Blue Devil covered. Your answer: Marty Clark.
Shane Battier picked a good night for his offensive renaissance.
We're just one week away from NBA commissioner David Stern ambling onto the stage at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. to a chorus of boos for the final time. When the NBA Draft gets underway at 7 pm on June 27, a number of the ACC's top players—Duke's Mason Plumlee, Maryland's Alex Len, Miami's Shane Larkin and North Carolina's Reggie Bullock—will anxiously be waiting for their name to be called.
The Blue Zone will be running a summer series bringing you the latest on some of Duke basketball’s former stars. This week, The Blue Zone takes a look at Trajan Langdon.
Major League Baseball's First-Year Player Draft came and went last week without a single Duke player being selected. Though there are no new Blue Devils joining teams, a former Duke star who was selected in the 2012 draft is just getting back into game action.
Shane Battier and the Miami Heat have reached the NBA Finals again and will start their title defense Thursday night against the San Antonio Spurs. If the Heat go on to win the Larry O'Brien trophy, Battier will be the first Blue Devil in the Mike Krzyzewski era to win two NBA titles as a player. Danny Ferry also has two NBA rings—both with these Spurs—though the second of the two came as an executive.