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The last time academic powerhouses Duke and Stanford faced off on the lacrosse field, the Blue Devils eliminated the Cardinal in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
When the Blue Devils are hot on the perimeter, there are few teams equipped to stop them.
Less than two days after taking out Tobacco Road rival North Carolina, the Blue Devils are looking to extend their winning streak to five.
After struggling to get their offense going in Sunday’s season opener against Drexel, the Blue Devils knew they needed to come out hot to start the weekend.
Unlike most seasons, Duke has had more to adjust to in the early going this year than just roster turnover. With the introduction of a 90-second shot clock, teams across the country are looking to use their early-season matchups as a way to fine-tune their offenses.
After their earliest exit from the NCAA tournament in more than a decade last postseason, the Blue Devils are hungry to kick off their 2017 campaign.
With more than 18 months until Duke softball plays its first competitive game, head coach Marissa Young has begun shaping the program during her first year in Durham.
Although two young lacrosse teams each committed 15 turnovers in a back-and-forth contest, the Blue Devils made the most out of their shot opportunities Thursday to advance to the semifinals of the ACC tournament.
The Blue Devils' offseason has already been busy, with point guard Derryck Thornton transferring from Duke after one year and Durham buzzing about whether the Blue Devils will add Marques Bolden for next year. The Chronicle's men's basketball beat writers take a look at these storylines and Duke's outlook for the upcoming season.
The final week of the NBA’s regular season held a lot of excitement for multiple former Blue Devils as they look to prepare for the playoffs or capped off dominant seasons.
Grayson Allen
The Blue Devils completed two very different games with two very different outcomes Saturday afternoon, but both ended with the same unlikely play for the go-ahead run.
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—It’s been a season of highs and lows for the Blue Devils.
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—It looks though the clock has struck midnight on Yale's Cinderella run.
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Two of the best academic schools in the country will meet with a Sweet 16 spot on the line Saturday afternoon. One was expected to be here—the other one, not so much.
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—In the past 15 NCAA tournaments, all four fifth-seeded teams have survived the round of 64 just once. On average, at least two No. 12 seeds advance to the round of 32, and in two of the past three years, three No. 12 seeds have upset their fifth-seeded foes.
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Things were looking bleak—and awfully familiar—for Duke.
With the first round of the NCAA tournament officially getting underway Thursday with Duke's 12:15 p.m. tip against UNC-Wilmington, The Chronicle's men's basketball beat writers give their thoughts on the Big Dance in a lightning-round format.
Like Jahlil Okafor, Jabari Parker and Austin Rivers, Brandon Ingram scooped up ACC Freshman of the Year honors.
UNC Asheville Bulldogs
