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Phoebe Brinker had her sights set on a second collegiate win. Former U.S. Women’s Amateur champion Jensen Castle had other ideas.
Even on an average night, college football inspires the full spectrum of emotions. Saturday was no average night, not with the show that Duke and North Carolina put on.
It was a momentous weekend for former Duke standouts Jaravee Boonchant and Gina Kim.
Three games into the Mike Elko era, the Blue Devils are undefeated and have outscored their opponents by more than 22 points per contest. For just the fourth time this century, Duke is 3-0, and both sides of the ball have stepped up to make that happen.
Fall it may be, the ANNIKA Intercollegiate is still a marquee event on the women’s college golf calendar.
As Duke opens its 2022 season with an at-home matchup against the Temple Owls, the Blue Zone brings you our can't-miss prop bets for the game:
As the 2022 season rapidly approaches, the Blue Zone takes a look at each of the eight major position groups on this Duke roster: Specialists, defensive line, offensive line, linebackers, defensive backs, receivers, running backs and quarterbacks.
2021 season: 11-3, 7-1 in the ACC (1st in the Atlantic Division)
Duke may not be in season, but plenty of action has already unfolded since its Final Four run.
After more than a month of speculation, Trevor Keels decided to remain in the 2022 NBA Draft ahead of Wednesday night’s NCAA deadline to withdraw from the selection pool. That spells the end of the 2021-22 ACC All-Freshman guard’s Duke career after he left the door open for a potential sophomore return, leaving a backcourt spot open alongside rising junior point guard Jeremy Roach.
For the first time as a professional, Gina Kim is a winner.
After a fifth-place finish at NCAA Regionals, the Blue Devils’ offseason starts a few weeks earlier than usual.
For the first time since 2011, Duke did not qualify for the NCAA Championship.
Golf, and life, rarely embark on a smooth path.
Vert Stadium has been kind to Lauren Hoffman this season, and that did not change Saturday.
In their quest for consecutive conference team titles, the Blue Devils came up short. But thanks to Phoebe Brinker and Erica Shepherd, Duke did not leave Pawleys Island, S.C., with a lack of hardware.
It could not have been a starker contrast.
The future is now.
It was a captivating run to the Final Four for the Blue Devils, but their season ended with a heartbreaker.
NEW ORLEANS—That’s it.
