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NASHVILLE, Tenn.—A year ago, Duke found itself in a similar situation—just a game away from the College World Series, but sent home packing for the summer while its opponents packed for Omaha.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—It was fun while it lasted.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—On a typical weekend, an 18-run outburst would finish as the highlight of a series. But this isn’t just any typical weekend.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.— Few gave them a chance in the regional, where they swept through Morgantown, W.Va., with three comfortable victories. And even fewer gave them a chance coming into Nashville, facing off against what some call the best team in the country.
Duke entered the NCAA tournament selection show a bubble team, head over heels to even have a spot in regionals.
In September of 2017, Mike Buckmire walked on to the Duke men's basketball team, joining Brennan Besser as one of the team’s two walk-ons.
It’s tough to top what Ben Gross did in his seven-inning, one-run effort Friday afternoon against Texas A&M. But Saturday night, Bryce Jarvis did just that.
Last year, Duke made it out of an NCAA regional for the first time since the format’s introduction in 1975. And Friday night, the Blue Devils took one step closer to doing it again.
Almost a year ago, Duke walked off the field at Gillette Stadium in anguish, falling 13-11 to Yale in the national championship game.
Since the ACC tournament’s inception in 1973, eight schools have brought home the crown. Duke is not one of those schools.
Baseball is a game that can be won or lost on the outcome of a single play, whether that play comes late in the contest or in the first inning. And that could not have been more evident for Duke than this past weekend in Coral Gables, Fla.
After a nine-month stay in Durham, Zion Williamson has moved one step closer to finding out where his new home in the NBA might be.
With the NBA Draft Lottery this upcoming Tuesday night, we’re just days away from finding out which lucky franchise will win the chance to select perhaps college basketball’s biggest star since the turn of the century. We all know Zion would fit in pretty much anywhere, but which teams offer the Duke one-and-done the best chance to thrive in the pros? Here are the best—and worst—NBA landing spots for Zion Williamson:
With one on and two out in the top of the 2nd, junior outfielder Dominique Salinas stepped up to the plate with a chance to put Duke one step closer to its first postseason win in program history.
The weather wasn’t kind to Duke this past weekend, but the Blue Devils fought through that wind and rain both Friday and Saturday en route to an array of record-breaking performances.
On Sunday against Clemson, left fielder Kyle Gallagher was the hero in the field—robbing a game-tying home run with a leap that millions saw the next day on SportsCenter’s top 10 plays.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
In the bottom half of the ninth inning of the series finale, Duke left fielder Kyle Gallagher leapt for a highlight-reel catch over the left-field fence, bringing back a potential game-tying home run.
Last season, Duke came within one game of the College World Series. Its only obstacle? Texas Tech.
Season breakdown: While Reddish showed flashes of brilliance along the way, the five-star recruit's lone season in a Blue Devil uniform was riddled with inconsistency. For every 25-point outburst in which everyone thought the No. 3 overall recruit was finally breaking out, there was another single-digit scoring performance coming just around the corner.
