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With the 2019 season right around the corner, The Chronicle breaks down each of the eight major position groups: quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and tight ends, offensive line, defensive line, defensive backs, linebackers and specialists.
When questioned by experienced teams last season, the Blue Devils could never seem to produce a satisfactory response. As fall fútbol heats up once again, Duke faces another round of queries. Will the banged-up Spanish graduate transfer make a difference? Can the Italian superstar sustain a hot streak? How will the coach's son integrate into the team? Only time will tell, but for now, we take a closer look at what's to come.
No longer a college student, Cam Reddish has found himself on a shoestring budget. That's a good thing.
Last year, the Blue Devils rocked rims in college arenas nationwide. Now, four of them prepare to do the same to pro rims, both real and virtual. In anticipation of NBA 2K20’s September 6 release date, the Blue Zone tries its hand at predicting the ratings of a quartet of Duke rookies, with focuses on some defining attributes.
Make that two first-round picks from Duke headed to the Big Apple.
With just a few days before Thursday's NBA Draft, five members of The Chronicle's staff share where they think the four former Blue Devils in the draft will end up, analysis for the potential fits for Zion Williamson, R.J. Barrett, Cam Reddish and Marques Bolden and projections for the rest of the lottery:
After an equally tantalizing and frustrating season at Duke, Cam Reddish enters the NBA draft as its most polarizing prospect. The 6-foot-8 forward has always dazzled scouts with his effortless scoring ability, but his inefficient play has left NBA executives wondering whether he is truly worthy of a top-five pick. This is Blue Zone editor Glen Morgenstern's argument why teams are overvaluing Reddish. If you want to read why he deserves the hype, click here.
After several recent public miscues, Larry Moneta, vice president for student affairs, is slated to retire at the end of June. Mary Pat McMahon, the incoming vice provost/vice president for campus life, will succeed Moneta in the role.
Following the Blue Devils' worst season since 1992-93, the Duke women’s basketball staff is transforming.
Revenge is a dish best served Texas-style.
R.J. Barrett
How do you ignite a struggling baseball team composed of college students? All you need is a little taste of popular culture.
Nearly a quarter of Yale University undergraduates signed up for a class on how to live a happier life in 2018. Now, a similar course is coming to Duke.
Top-seeded Duke will take on second-seeded Michigan State Sunday, as the two squads vie for a spot in the Final Four. The Blue Zone looks at a key player for each team:
Duke easily handled the Bison in its NCAA tournament opening, defeating North Dakota State 85-62. The Blue Zone breaks down three key takeaways, three key stats and looks forward for the Duke squad:
March Madness is a time for some of the nation’s largest and most hopeful athletes to try to squeeze their enormous feet into a tiny glass slipper.
Saint Louis Billikens: 23-12, 10-8 in the Atlantic 10 Conference
On Tuesday, the Blue Devils will open ACC Tournament play against Syracuse, in the teams' third matchup of the season. The Blue Zone looks at a key player for each team:
Buried deep in the core of the Mike Krzyzewski Center—adjacent to Cameron Indoor Stadium and through a set of locked doors—another Coach K is being born.
With much of this season not falling in favor of the Blue Devils, it’s important to grab every little accomplishment you can, especially sweeping their arch rivals.
