HALFTIME: Duke 58, Evansville 18
(12/21/17 12:54am)
Against one of the slowest-paced teams in the nation, Duke has had no trouble opening up a comfortable lead in its first game in 11 days.
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Against one of the slowest-paced teams in the nation, Duke has had no trouble opening up a comfortable lead in its first game in 11 days.
Lexie Brown was expecting to have a lot of help in the backcourt this season, but with three guards on the bench due to knee injuries, she showed for the second game in a row she is capable of handling things herself.
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PORTLAND, Ore.—With 10 minutes left, Duke looked like it was out of punches.
PORTLAND, Ore.—Less than two weeks after the Champions Classic, Duke will share a building with three top-10 teams once again on Championship Sunday at the PK80 Invitational.
PORTLAND, Ore.—Duke's lone senior helped spark its dramatic comeback, scoring all 12 of his points in the second half, but when Grayson Allen fouled out with two minutes left in regulation, the Blue Devil freshmen finished the job.
PORTLAND, Ore.—It took a while for Portland State to tire out, but Duke finally adjusted to what will likely be its fastest-paced game all season and survive a Thanksgiving Day scare.
The Blue Devils retained the top spot in the rankings after prevailing in a tight game against Michigan State.
Head coach David Cutcliffe and offensive coordinator Zac Roper must have heard the grumblings during Duke’s six-game losing streak.
Duke's offense is finally coming alive on Senior Day, though the Blue Devils' continued struggles in the red zone have kept them from taking the lead so far.
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It did not quite start out as a comfortable coronation for Blue Devil head coach Mike Krzyzewski, but he still appears well on his way to his 1,000th win at Duke.
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On the inaugural episode of The Chronicle's new podcast, Cameron Chronicles, our Mitchell Gladstone and Hank Tucker interviewed former Duke basketball standout and current ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas.
Duke’s backcourt depth was much thinner than that of its frontcourt entering the year, even before three guards were suspended for missing class, so most of its weapons in Saturday’s exhibition were not used to defending on the wing.
If there were any questions about who will run the Blue Devils' offense without Trevon Duval on the floor, Grayson Allen answered them emphatically Saturday afternoon.
Casual observers snickered at Grayson Allen’s Countdown to Craziness entrance Oct. 20 to the tune of Cascada’s “Everytime We Touch.” The white star player clapping and dancing with his teammates to a dated pop song in front of his elitist peers at Duke was “low-hanging fruit” for the Twitter trolls of the world, as SBNation put it.
BLACKSBURG, Va.—Duke’s offense wrapped up its worst month in recent memory Saturday night, delivering a downtrodden performance in the rain.