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(12/02/15 6:53am)
After easily handling Utah State 85-52 Sunday, No. 7 Duke looks to extend its four-game winning streak against Indiana in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The Blue Devils (6-1) have shown signs of improvement during the recent stretch after their early loss to top-ranked Kentucky, while the Hoosiers (5-2) will come in looking to rebound from losses to Wake Forest and UNLV in the Maui Invitational. The Blue Zone takes a look at one player from each team who could be the difference in the game:
(12/01/15 4:46pm)
With the NBA season gaining steam, a myriad of former Blue Devils are finding their way onto the court. The Blue Zone takes a look at the play of some of the more notable Duke stars in the recent week:
(11/29/15 8:02am)
After dismantling Yale in an 80-61 victory, No. 6 Duke will
try to extend its NCAA-best 119-game nonconference winning streak Sunday
against Utah State. The Blue Devils (5-1) are riding a three-game winning
streak, while Utah State (4-0) has not
lost this season, and is looking to build on an 81-55 victory against Utah Valley
Tuesday. The Blue Zone takes a look at one player from each team who could be
the difference in the game:
(11/23/15 9:04am)
Azurá Stevens
(11/22/15 7:28pm)
Another chaotic weekend of college football created some major shifting in this week's edition of the top 25. The Blue Zone takes a look at the biggest winners and losers in this week's poll.
(11/16/15 5:10am)
Duke went to Charlottesville, Va., and returned with its best finish yet to finish its fall slate.
(11/13/15 8:32am)
After a long offseason, No. 5 Duke finally takes
the court this Friday looking to start their national title defense on the right note. In their first matchup of the year, the Blue Devils will take on Siena from the MAAC conference in the 2K Classic. Here are three keys to a Duke victory Friday:
(11/09/15 7:27am)
After this weekend of action, Clemson and North Carolina appear headed for a matchup in the ACC Championship Game in a few weeks. The Blue Zone takes a look at how all the ACC teams in action fared this weekend:
(11/08/15 7:04pm)
With multiple games with playoff implications and a handful of stunning upsets, Saturday was truly a "Separation Saturday" in the college football world.
(11/09/15 6:46am)
A year ago, the Blue Devils won the Three Stripe Invitational by 25 points. This year, they nearly doubled that margin and won by 47.
(11/05/15 12:14pm)
Derryck Thornton
(11/06/15 10:14am)
Last year, the Blue Devils went to the Three Stripe Invitational and won by 25 points. This year, they look to repeat that success.
(10/31/15 2:29pm)
In their first real exhibition game of the season, the Blue Devils defeated Florida Southern 112-68 in a blowout victory. Friday was Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski's first opportunity to see his revamped roster perform in a real basketball game since the Blue-White scrimmage during Countdown to Craziness two weeks ago. Freshmen Brandon Ingram, Derryck Thornton, Luke Kennard and Chase Jeter combined for 59 points as the Blue Devils coasted to the victory.
(10/25/15 2:21pm)
The Blue Devils held on for a wild 45-43 win against Virginia Tech Saturday evening at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Va. For one of the first times this season, the Duke offense bailed out the defense to help the Blue Devils stay in the driver’s seat of the ACC Coastal division. With the victory, Duke moved to 6-1 and is now eligible for postseason play for the fourth consecutive season.
(10/19/15 4:23am)
One year ago, the Blue Devils nearly left the NCAA Pre-Nationals meet in last place. This year, it is a different story.
(10/14/15 4:43am)
Through the first half of the season, the Blue Devils are off to a fast start with a 5-1 record, including a perfect 2-0 mark in the ACC. No. 25 Duke is currently in the drivers seat for the ACC Costal division crown and a chance to play in the ACC Championship Game. But for the team to stay hot, the Blue Devil offense must improve. This week, we will break down all three phases of the game starting with the offense. Check back tomorrow for an update on the Blue Devil defense.
(10/10/15 4:31am)
After the Texas Rangers stole Game 1 from the Toronto Blue Jays Friday, former Duke starting pitcher Marcus Stroman took the mound in Game 2 hoping to salvage a split for the home team. After surprisingly overcoming a torn ACL in spring training, Stroman returned for the month of September and went 4-0 with a 1.67 ERA.
(10/04/15 6:44am)
The Blue Devils were able to survive a tough challenge from Boston College with a 9-7 victory Saturday afternoon at Wallace Wade Stadium. This was the last game of a four-game stretch at home during which Duke finished 3-1 with only a loss to No. 16 Northwestern. Although both teams struggled on offense and the game was far from pretty, the Blue Devils (4-1, 2-0 in the ACC) built an early 9-0 lead and hung on late to stay atop the ACC Coastal Division.
