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After an unprecedented turn of events that could have only happened in 2020, Duke volleyball has had three matches postponed over the last two weeks and its two matches at North Carolina moved up to this weekend.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Sept. 28.
As this abbreviated season approaches its midpoint, the Blue Devils find themselves in hot water, gasping for air as the elite opponents just keep on coming.
Every week the Blue Zone gives you our can't lose prop bets for the upcoming football game:
Each week, our beat writers will recap how each of Duke’s sports currently competing performed over the last week, as well as give a brief look ahead. We start with the week of Sept. 21.
Cameron Indoor Stadium may be devoid of Crazies this fall, but the long-awaited return of sports in the historic building has finally come.
The conference finals are well underway, and the NBA bubble is emptier than it’s ever been. However, three former Blue Devils remain in the playoffs, gunning for the first ever bubble championship. So far, their performances have ranged from historic to negligible, but at the end of the day, all that matters is what college they went to. Over the next week, Duke’s playoff presence will be in jeopardy once again, and the former Blue Devils will have to put in career performances to ensure the survival of their teams.
When Duke and North Carolina stepped off the floor for the last time in 2019, the focus was still on volleyball—the Tar Heels had completed the regular-season sweep of the Blue Devils and Duke was heading home with its sights set on revenge in 2020.
Editor's note: This article has been altered to reflect Duke's newly-announced schedule that was released Sept. 4.
For the first time since the Duke vs. North Carolina game this past March, Krzyzewskiville was filled with passionate spectators. However, the passion of these spectators was nothing like the loud, irreverent Crazies we’re used to seeing on that grass. Instead, the hot August wind carried an angry and somber energy.
With the 2020 season right around the corner, The Chronicle breaks down each of the eight major position groups for the Blue Devils: Quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and tight ends, offensive line, defensive line, defensive backs, linebackers and specialists.
Another year, another new crop of men's basketball players coming to Durham. In this series, we will analyze film on each of Duke’s signees and transfers for the 2020-21 season. Previous film rooms include Jalen Johnson, DJ Steward, Jeremy Roach, Mark Williams, Patrick Tapé and Henry Coleman III. Let’s continue with Jaemyn Brakefield.
This fall, a new era will dawn for Duke women’s basketball. But before we officially move on, The Chronicle is going to take a walk through Joanne P. McCallie’s 13-year tenure in Durham. After her early dominance from 2007 to 2013, we now look back at the struggles that ensued from 2013 to 2016.
With the suspension and later cancellation of all Duke athletic competition due to the spread of coronavirus, many Blue Devil seasons were abruptly cut short. The Chronicle is going to take a look back at those seasons affected as well as what we missed out on with their cancellations. We've already looked at men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, men's tennis, women's golf and men's golf. Next up: women's tennis.
With the suspension and later cancellation of all Duke athletic competition due to the spread of coronavirus, many Blue Devil seasons were abruptly cut short. The Chronicle is going to take a look back at those seasons affected as well as what we missed out on with their cancellations. We've already looked at men's basketball, women's basketball and baseball. Next on the list: men’s lacrosse.
After a short season and a long wait, Vernon Carey Jr. has finally made a decision regarding his future.
Editor's note: This is part of The Chronicle's bracket for Duke men's basketball's best wins of the Coach K era. If you want an overview of the tournament or information on the other regions within the bracket click here.
Editor's note: This is part of The Chronicle's bracket for Duke men's basketball's best wins of the Coach K era. If you want an overview of the tournament or information on the other regions within the bracket, click here.
If you were able to catch one of the just eight Duke lacrosse games this spring, you may have noticed an uncharacteristic lack of hair when the Blue Devils removed their helmets for the national anthem.
Alex O’Connell
