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GREENSBORO, N.C.—Playing for the right to compete in Saturday’s ACC tournament championship game, No. 4-seed Duke and No. 1-seed Miami are neck and neck with one another through 20 minutes at Greensboro Coliseum. The Blue Devils have a slight 41-36 advantage entering the locker room.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—Kyle Filipowski caught his defender in the air, stepped through and brushed past the contact, laying one in off the glass as the referee beneath the basket signaled for a foul.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—In its postseason debut, No. 4-seed Duke started strong in Thursday afternoon’s ACC tournament quarterfinal against No. 5-seed Pittsburgh. Halfway through, the Blue Devils lead 48-32 at Greensboro Coliseum with a semifinal berth on the line.
At 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Duke and North Carolina meet for the second time this season, this time down the road in Chapel Hill. Before the regular-season finale tips off, The Chronicle's beat writers make their predictions.
It was a convincing win, maybe even his team’s best to date, and it came in stark contrast to an earlier loss to the same opponent. Every Duke starter scored in double digits, the defense excelled and no one player had to do too much.
Cameron Indoor Stadium is a notoriously tough trip for visiting teams. This season, it was nothing more than a fool’s errand.
Last time the Blue Devils traveled to the state of Virginia, they lost freshman forward Dariq Whitehead to injury, a sprain in his lower left leg.
Most stories, at some point, have an ending. Maybe the Tobacco Road saga will run its course someday, but for now, the rivalry has new life.
Before North Carolina takes the trip down to the road to face Duke, The Chronicle's beat writers are here to make their score predictions and more.
On a rainy December night in New York, Duke waltzed into Madison Square Garden for a nationally televised matchup against Iowa. The win that followed was relatively unremarkable; the Blue Devils shut down Hawkeye star Kris Murray and cruised to a 74-62 victory behind their defense.
Another year, another new look for the Blue Devil defense.
Duke is getting its captain back: Starting guard Jeremy Roach is available to return from a three-game injury absence Saturday against No. 17 Miami, per a team release Saturday morning.
Who says you can't go home again?
This time a year ago, Duke was in a similar position to the one it finds itself in today. The Blue Devils had welcomed a few new faces and entered the spring season as the No. 6 team in the country, giving the upcoming start to the 2023 season an eerily familiar feel.
Over the years, Cameron Indoor Stadium has played host to more than a few outstanding individual performances. Wednesday evening, one Duke freshman put forth an effort worthy of joining the conversation.
During a Tuesday media availability, Duke head coach Jon Scheyer said "we need to take a step forward" heading into Wednesday's home matchup against Pittsburgh and Saturday's road matchup against Clemson.
Longtime Duke track and field head and cross country coach Al Buehler died Jan. 5 at 92 years old at The Forest at Duke Retirement Community, his family announced Tuesday. A member of the Duke Athletics Hall of Fame and a larger-than-life figure in Blue Devil history, Buehler spent 45 years at the school from 1955-2000.
For the second time this season, the Blue Devils went to work without their captain.
Duke captain Shaka Heyward is moving on.
After strong nonconference results and three consecutive wins to open ACC play, including an upset over the No. 6 team in the country, Duke once again has a number next to its name.
