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NEW YORK—Less than six miles from Duke's victory against Stanford at the Barclays Center, two of the NBA's worst teams were battling for the chance to draft Blue Devil center Jahlil Okafor.
NEW YORK—Jahlil Okafor earned all-tournament team honors as Duke coasted to victory at the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, but his uncle may have won the internet Saturday night.
NEW YORK—Stanford threw the kitchen sink at Jahlil Okafor in hopes of slowing down college basketball's most dominant big man. And although the Cardinal succeeded, it was the Duke supporting cast that had the last laugh.
NEW YORK—Focusing most of its attention toward stud center Jahlil Okafor, Stanford played the first half of the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic championship game daring the rest of Duke's supporting cast to beat them. So far, that plan isn't working too well.
NEW YORK—For Duke to take the title at the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, it will have to go through a man who knows a thing or two about winning big games for the Blue Devils.
NEW YORK—"We were playing really well—we just weren't putting points on the board."
Duke's NCAA tournament seeding won't be the only drama leaving Blue Devil fans on the edge of their seats this Selection Sunday.
Two games. two 100-plus point performances by Duke. The Blue Devils have been firing on all cylinders this season and with a Champions Classic clash against No. 18 Michigan State looming, The Chronicle makes sure to get you prepared for the first big matchup of the season.
It was nearly an hour after the final whistle blew and my friends began spilling out of the stands below to rush the field.
Leading up to Duke basketball’s first game of the season Nov. 14 against Presbyterian, The Blue Zone will preview an expected contributor on this 2014-2015 squad each day, continuing today with junior Rasheed Sulaimon.
With Countdown to Craziness come and gone, and football season nearing the home stretch, it can mean only one thing in Durham—Duke basketball season is upon us. And with the season-opener just five days away, The Chronicle brings you the first weekly edition of Blue Devil Buzz.
By basketball standards, Jahlil Okafor had seen everything a player could by the time he was a high school senior.
Will the real Rasheed Sulaimon please stand up?
Leading up to Duke basketball’s first game of the season Nov. 14 against Presbyterian, The Blue Zone will preview an expected contributor on this 2014-2015 squad each day, continuing today with point guard Tyus Jones.
With postseason play looming, Duke found the defensive effort it had been searching for for more than a month.
The sports you see played under the bright lights of the biggest stages make up just a fraction of a fraction of athletic competition in the United States.
This time last year, all of our friends were drunk at Oktoberfest.
Dear College Football Playoff selection committee,
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 is used to Homecoming weekend coming more than once per year.
