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RALEIGH, N.C.—After falling to the Fighting Irish in a game for the top spot in the ACC Monday night, the Blue Devils could not dig out of another double-digit hole Sunday.
No. 10 Duke has resurrected its postseason chances by winning six of its last seven games in the past month, including wins at then-No. 12 North Carolina and against then-No. 8 Louisville. With three games left for the Blue Devils after Monday's 63-50 loss at No. 4 Notre Dame, beat writer Meredith Cash and Blue Zone editor Amrith Ramkumar take a look at the team's most pressing questions entering the season's home stretch:
SOUTH BEND, Ind.—Luck just does not seem to run out for the Fighting Irish.
The news that sophomore Oderah Chidom will be out for the remainder of the season with shoulder issues opens up a major role in Duke’s rotation.
After a convincing road win, the Blue Devils look to extend their four-game winning streak against a Clemson team hungry for redemption.
Things were not looking good for the Blue Devils.
After its first conference loss of the season, Duke knew it needed to dominate in its next showing.
HARTFORD, Conn.— In the opening half, the Blue Devils seemed to play with a clean slate, unaware that they had ever faltered against one of the nation’s elite programs in past years.
After recording their first win against a ranked opponent this season, the Blue Devils head north looking to extend their three-game winning streak against the defending national champions.
It all came down to the final seconds Sunday afternoon for the Blue Devils.
After dominating Marquette in its home opener, Duke will look to continue its home-stand with another win.
Sunday’s game was the home opener for the No. 7 Blue Devils. Although six players had their first official debuts in historic Cameron Indoor Stadium, four players—Elizabeth Williams, Ka'lia Johnson, Amber Henson and Jenna Frush—had their last.
Duke has been ranked in the preseason top 10 for 15 consecutive years, and it does not look as though that streak will end anytime in the near future.
Elizabeth Williams has been a household name for Duke women’s basketball since the first time she stepped onto Coach K Court in 2011.
Duke started off the its season in a big way Thursday night—100 points big.
Sunday’s debut of the 2014-2015 Blue Devils in their annual Blue-White scrimmage left fans with many unknowns regarding the form the team will take this season.
The first look at this season's Blue Devils gave fans a lot to look forward to and a few new names to learn.
Looking to right a record when entering conference play is never easy. It is even harder when that conference is the ACC. It is nearly impossible when the sport is women’s soccer, and the ACC is loaded with seven top 25 powerhouses.
In a move much reminiscent of the one he made during Duke’s victory against Arkansas, head coach Robbie Church made the bold decision to swap starters Toni Payne, Kelly Cobb and Imani Dorsey for reserves Katy Colas, Krysia Sikora and Casey Martinez.
After riding a three-game winning streak, the Blue Devils suffered a difficult loss in their own Nike Classic to Penn State. Now, Duke will look to improve on an even record with games against Hofstra and LSU in the final week before ACC play begins.
