'I'm ready': Duke men's lacrosse star Nakeie Montgomery joins football team
(08/18/21 3:03am)
Nakeie Montgomery’s talent on the Koskinen Stadium grass is already well-established.
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Nakeie Montgomery’s talent on the Koskinen Stadium grass is already well-established.
It's been a busy summer for Duke men's basketball, with recruiting for the class of 2022 ramping up and the Blue Devils' schedule starting to take shape.
Some familiar faces are set to return to Koskinen Stadium next spring.
The final nonconference schedule of Coach K's career is here.
The first recruit of the Jon Scheyer era is official.
It’s (almost) time for Tokyo.
Another year, and another top recruit for John Danowski's program.
Wednesday brought some shocking news for followers of Duke men's basketball, and the realm of sports in general. Mike Krzyzewski, heading into his 42nd season at the helm of the Blue Devils, announced that the upcoming 2021-22 campaign will be his last, with associate head coach and former Duke captain Jon Scheyer set to take over as Coach K's successor.
Well, it finally happened—Mike Krzyzewski is on his way out, and Jon Scheyer is set to replace him.
EAST HARTFORD, CONN.—John Danowski said it in the press conference heading into Championship Weekend.
This year's Duke squad may be best known for its firepower on offense, but that doesn't mean the Blue Devils don't have talent on the other end of the field.
Mike Adler wasn’t supposed to be a lacrosse star.
SOUTH BEND, IND.—He did it again. Somehow, someway, he did it again.
When the men’s lacrosse NCAA tournament bracket was announced May 9, it looked like No. 2-seed Duke was poised for a rematch against No. 7-seed Denver in the quarterfinals.
Since its first season in 1905, Duke men’s basketball has produced 100 NBA Draft picks, 50 All-Americans and 10 National Players of the Year. That’s a lot of hardware.
On the surface, it may seem like No. 2-seed Duke is primed to cruise through its first-round NCAA tournament matchup against High Point Sunday at 5 p.m. in Chapel Hill.
Let’s make one thing clear—Patrick Baldwin Jr.’s commitment to Milwaukee Wednesday morning was a major blow to Duke, for two reasons.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
With two minutes left in sudden-death overtime, Cameron Mulé stepped onto the field for the first time all evening.
I looked around the empty Dean Dome, trying my best to soak it all in.