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NEW YORK—Duke head coach Kara Lawson prides herself on a slow-moving, defensive-centric gameplan. A trip into the Lions’ den sparked the opposite: a fast-paced, end-to-end battle. In the end, the Blue Devils barely escaped with a 66-62 victory thanks to a clutch two-point jumper from sophomore guard Ashlon Jackson with 17.1 seconds left.
Kickoff is just hours away for Duke football's matchup with archrival North Carolina. The Blue Zone has you covered with some can't-miss prop bets:
Duke won just two out of its 30 matches in its West Coast trip last weekend, falling in duels to No. 15 Rutgers 47-0 and Cal Poly 38-6 Friday, and Stanford 41-0 Saturday. Over the course of 48 hours, the Blue Devils fell victim to 13 technical falls, when a match is stopped due to lopsided score, and four pins.
As Duke returns home for a weeknight contest against Wake Forest, the Blue Zone is here with some can't miss prop bets:
Camilla Emsbo sits down in a Duke-branded chair. It’s Oct. 19, 2023, Duke’s preseason media day — almost exactly a year to the day when the Ivy League women’s basketball world was rocked with news of the former five-star recruit’s ACL injury. Five-hundred-and-sixty-eight miles south of Yale in her new home, hair pulled back into a long blonde ponytail, clad in a Duke-blue sweatshirt, Emsbo smiles.
Duke travels to Florida State looking to stay undefeated in ACC play. Before the primetime kickoff in Durham, the Blue Zone has some can’t-miss prop bets:
As Duke head coach Robbie Church mused Thursday night, “soccer is not a 45-minute game.”
With an unbeaten streak to protect on home soil, Duke football looks to tackle Northwestern and move to 3-0. Before the Saturday afternoon kickoff, the Blue Zone is here with some can’t-miss prop bets:
After starting off the season on the right foot, Duke looks to get another home victory versus Lafayette. Before the Saturday night kickoff in Durham, the Blue Zone has some can’t-miss prop bets:
Duke opens its season Monday in a Labor Day matchup under the lights against Clemson. Before the 8 p.m. kickoff in Durham, the Blue Zone has some can’t-miss prop bets:
Another game for Duke, another goal from Kat Rader.
Duke’s mistakes did not go unpunished.
Last season, Duke had the makings of a College Cup-bound team — immense talent, steadfast teamwork and unrivaled determination. With a 15-5-3 overall record and one of the best strikers in the country with Michelle Cooper, it seemed as though head coach Robbie Church’s squad might hoist a trophy. A berth to the biggest event in college soccer, however, proved out of reach. Once more losing in the NCAA quarterfinals, the Blue Devils exited the road to a national championship in a double-overtime loss to No. 3 Alabama.
After exceeding expectations a season ago, Duke women's basketball is bringing in an elite group of talent from the recruiting trail and the transfer portal. The Blue Zone will analyze film on each of the newcomers for the 2023-24 season. First up is Camilla Emsbo.
Brennan O’Neill was simply unstoppable.
In football or basketball, surmounting a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter, while difficult, would be considered doable. In golf, down 10 shots off the cut in the final round of a NCAA Regional, such a task would seem improbable, if not downright impossible.
In baseball, a perfectionist game, just one error can result in a steep price to pay. For the Blue Devils, two errors cost them five total runs and ultimately, the game.
For the Blue Devils, their ACC Championship tune-up ended on the upswing.
No. 2 Duke men's lacrosse is poised for a battle against No. 3 Virginia Saturday afternoon. Ahead of the rematch, the Blue Zone looks back at the first game and previews the upcoming contest:
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers:
