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Duke has already started ACC play with a double-digit victory against Boston College, but there's still a long way to go for the Blue Devils. If Duke really has improved since its worst season in more than a decade, it will have to prove it in the coming months. The Blue Zone gives you a brief look at the rest of the season:
Down by two with a minute to go, all Duke had to do was make one more possession count to come away from Lincoln, Neb., with a victory Wednesday night.
From the Blue Devil haven down in New Orleans to Luke Kennard's emergence in Detroit, the Blue Zone dissects another week of Duke in the NBA:
2019’s stars dominated, the freshmen shone brightly and the Blue Devils head into the winter showing no reason to doubt their upcoming season.
A team that was devastated by injuries and reliant on freshmen thrown into featured roles last year, now led by star guards and a scorer who struggles to shoot 3-pointers and trying to work its way back to conference and NCAA contention.
It doesn’t take a genius to deduce that Syracuse’s problems this season stem from a terrible offensive line, and even the legendary Dante Scarnecchia would have trouble fixing the unit.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas—The first twenty minutes of Sunday afternoon's game hid the fact that Duke is unranked and Texas A&M is No. 6 in the country. The last twenty underscored it.
Coming off a down season, the Blue Devils are hoping that 2019-20 will mark a return to blue blood status. Their first step in accomplishing that comes Sunday afternoon.
Daniele Proch was the last one to filter out of the locker room. Virginia Tech’s players and their families were celebrating outside the field, but the expressions on the faces of the Blue Devils trudging across the pitch were anything but joyful.
Year: Freshman
To win, or to go down in history.
The first goal of Caitlin Cosme's career and the second goal of Julia Hannon's career powered Duke to victory Sunday afternoon, certainly not exactly the way Blue Devil head coach Robbie Church drew it up.
Running, passing and shooting are three of the most important skills needed to run the point guard position in a basketball offense.
Heading into Week 8, another Blue Devil has found himself on an NFL roster, yet for the most part, former Duke football stars had forgettable performances last week. The Blue Zone gives you a rundown of how your favorite former Blue Devils played as we near the midway point of the NFL season:
2018-19 record: 14-16, 7-11 in the Southland
Quick tempo, an abundance of cuts and not much standing around at the top of the arc.
With the regular season less than three weeks away, Duke hosted its annual preseason media day. Here are some of the best quotes from Wednesday morning, on everything from the ‘J’s’ to the development of Onome Akinbode-James:
What do you consider an own goal?
For the first time in 12 years, Duke can finally claim to have a wackier offense than Georgia Tech.
