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Duke continued its astounding winning streak against Wake Forest Sunday at Cameron Indoor Stadium, as the Blue Devils pulled out a 65-51 victory for their 33rd straight win in the series.
Duke takes on Iowa State of the Big 12 tonight in the United Center in Chicago, Ill. Tip is set for 9 p.m., and here's what you need to know:
Suddenly, Duke's loss on the road to a good Wisconsin team doesn't look so bad.
Former Duke forward Mike Grella didn't get the playing time he might have hoped for in Sunday's FA Cup third round matchup with Manchester United, but his Leeds United teammates played the game of their lives to defeat the Red Devils on the road Sunday afternoon.
The Chronicle's Sports Blog has been dominated by basketball talk all winter, but across the pond in England, former Blue Devil soccer player Mike Grella and Leeds United face a much tougher opponent than any Duke Basketball has seen, or will see, this season: the Red Devils of Manchester United.
This is the tenth and final post in a series of Duke’s All-Decade teams, as named by various Chronicle writers, past and present. At the end of the series, you will be able to vote for your own All-Decade team, and your votes will determine The Sports Blog’s final choice. Stay tuned over the next week for more All-Decade choices.
NEW YORK -- Kyle Singler did not perform up to his lofty standards on the offensive end Friday night against No. 13 UConn, but in the end, it didn't matter.
Duke 64, UConn 54, 41 seconds left: Duke didn't score on its last possession, but curiously, UConn chose not to foul, and the Blue Devils burned the whole shot clock. The Huskies got fouled on the other end with just 53 seconds to play, and now the 10-point lead looks beyond UConn. Check The Chronicle's Sports Blog later this evening for reactions from Mike Krzyzewski and the players.
A tough couple of weeks for Duke got even tougher Monday with the news that backup quarterback Sean Renfree and starting offensive lineman Mitchell Lederman will miss the rest of the season.
Point guard Kyrie Irving, the No. 5 recruit in the country who committed to Duke Oct. 22, apparently has many talents. The high school senior starred in St. Patrick production of Disney's High School Musical, and he's not shy about taking the microphone or being pictures singing with the chorus in his basketball jersey.
If last Saturday's contest with Virginia looked like a giant mudbath because of the weather, head coach David Cutcliffe expects this week's game at Virginia to more closely resemble a wrestling match.
SNY's Adam Zagoria reported Tuesday night that point guard Kyrie Irving has committed to Duke, but Irving has put the brakes on that announcement—for now.
Duke Basketball's Countdown to Craziness featured a lot of things: player introductions, a scrimmage, DUI videos, Olek Czyz celebrating his success in the dunk contest by revving an imaginary motorcycle.
In addition to this Friday's Countdown to Craziness event, Duke Basketball announced details about two other events sure to attract a crowd: its annual open practice and the timing of sporting events over the Oct. 24 Parents' Weekend.
Signs around West Campus urging Kyrie Irving to commit to Duke might have looked cool, but they might have also committed something else: a violation of NCAA rules.
Video by Melissa Yeo Si Min/The Chronicle
The ACC had a rough first week, but four of its teams still reside in the AP's Top 25.
9/5/09 Duke vs. Richmond Football - Images by Courtney Douglas and Larsa Al-Omaishi
Head coach David Cutcliffe announced his four captains for Duke's season opener Saturday against Richmond, and big surprise: they're four of Duke's nine seniors and perhaps the four players with the most expected of them this season.
High school senior Kyrie Irving will visit Duke Sept. 25, not a week earlier, as had been reported by The Chronicle and ESPN.com.
