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CHAPEL HILL—The last time Duke went into Chapel Hill, two buzzer-beaters led the Blue Devils to a miraculous comeback win.
The three guarantees in life: death, taxes and a Finesilver brother heading to the NCAA Championships for Duke wrestling.
Cole Reznick has led the Duke men all season long. And this past weekend, all his hard work put his name in the Blue Devil record books.
It was a historic weekend for Duke fencing.
Duke takes on Louisville this Saturday night in its final home game of the year. In most NCAA tournament projections, the Blue Devils are still on the outside looking in, so a fifth straight win is a must for head coach Mike Krzyzewski and company.
In a season unlike any in years past, the Blue Devil women at least saw one thing remain constant: their finish in the ACC Championships.
The stage was set for a Blue Devil upset win.
On Monday night, Jalen Johnson opted out of the remainder of the 2020-21 season, ending a tumultuous campaign for the freshman forward. The five-star recruit started the season with a bang, putting up 19 points and 19 rebounds in the Blue Devils’ season opener, but quickly ran into some issues with replicating that high-level performance. The Milwaukee native missed three games due to a foot injury between December and January and even after returning has seen his playing time decrease in recent contests, including playing just eight minutes Saturday against N.C. State.
It appears Jalen Johnson's time as a Blue Devil is over.
Joe Robertson led Duke in both points and goals in 2019, including the overtime game-winner to send the Blue Devils to the Final Four. While Duke would lose in the national semifinal to Virginia, it was a dream season for the then-sophomore.
Social justice was a major storyline surrounding Duke men’s basketball’s summer and preseason, from Coach K’s Black Lives Matter video statement in June to the team’s Krzyzewskiville peaceful protest in August.
Duke hosts North Carolina Saturday at 6 p.m. in 2021's first rendition of the Tobacco Road rivalry. Our beat writers make their predictions for the primetime matchup.
Returning every starter from a top-10 squad while adding the top recruit in the country and the top player in the country sounds like a pretty good recipe for “superteam.” And that’s not even counting the return of the team’s top scorer from 2019, who missed all of the shortened 2020 campaign with a torn ACL, as well as two other preseason All-American transfers.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead.
Duke men’s lacrosse is not only the consensus preseason No. 1 team in the country, it's reached “superteam status,” as Inside Lacrosse so eloquently put it.
Jay Bilas has been involved in the Duke-UNC rivalry for nearly four decades in a variety of fashions, playing for the Blue Devils from 1982-1986, serving as an assistant coach under Mike Krzyzewski from 1989-1992 and now broadcasting the games as a studio analyst for ESPN.
Last year, Duke announced its 2020 schedule in January only for it to be adjusted multiple times before the season actually began due to the ever-changing sports landscape caused by COVID-19.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead.
For a Duke team that entered Sunday with a 40-6 record since 2019, facing adversity early in the season isn't something it's used to.
There's no sugarcoating it—Duke wrestling's 2019-20 season was bad. There's no other way to describe an 0-17 campaign. But with multiple captains returning from redshirt seasons, the Blue Devils have the leadership necessary for a bounce-back campaign, one that could see the team return to its status as a top-25 program.
