Duke men's tennis' run comes to an end in ACC tournament final against Virginia
(04/24/23 12:55am)
CARY, N.C.—All streaks must come to an end, and Sunday was that day for Duke.
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CARY, N.C.—All streaks must come to an end, and Sunday was that day for Duke.
An excellent 2023 recruiting class for Duke just got even better.
This offseason has been eventful for Duke as five players entered the transfer portal, including the Blue Devils’ starting backcourt in Celeste Taylor and Shayeann Day-Wilson. Associate head coach Winston Gandy followed suit, taking a new job at South Carolina.
While April is in the middle of the spring sports season, it also represents the heat of spring football. This is the chance for teams to showcase their offseason progress and provide a glimpse of what is to come in the fall.
In what has been an eventful offseason for Duke, another departure is now official.
After more than two weeks of return and departure announcements by Duke’s star freshmen and junior captain Jeremy Roach, the final domino fell Tuesday morning with the news that ACC Rookie of the Year Kyle Filipowski will return for his sophomore season. Shortly after, five-star prospect and top-ranked Mackenzie Mgbako announced his decommitment, adding another foil to the developing roster puzzle for head coach Jon Scheyer in year two.
CHAPEL HILL—On an uncharacteristically gloomy April afternoon, the energy of a Duke-North Carolina showdown was a warm welcome, as the bleachers and chairs were not sufficient to seat a packed crowd inside Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center.
Duke freshman forward Shay Bollin has entered the transfer portal, she announced Wednesday morning.
Although Duke is not in this year’s Final Four, there are many connections between the Blue Devils and the remaining teams in the NCAA tournament. Here is a look at some of those links.
There is unprecedented anticipation for Duke football to return, but there was one final event from last season before the Blue Devils could officially turn the page to 2023-24.
After a roller-coaster first year, freshman forward Dariq Whitehead announced Wednesday morning via social media that he will forgo his remaining eligibility and declare for the NBA draft.
On Monday night, No. 3-seed Duke hosts one last game inside Cameron Indoor Stadium this season, this one against No. 6-seed Colorado for the right to head to Seattle for the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16. With the stakes high as ever in Durham, The Chronicle's beat writers make their predictions.
Thirty-seven, 44, 41.
On Saturday evening, Duke makes its return to the NCAA tournament with a Round of 64 matchup at home against No. 14-seed Iona. Before tipoff at 9:30 p.m., The Chronicle's beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils' season will stretch to Monday.
No. 3-seed Duke will begin its NCAA tournament campaign Saturday against No. 14-seed Iona in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Zone has three keys for the Blue Devils to start the tournament on the right foot:
With the first round of the NCAA tournament set to tip off Thursday, the Blue Zone breaks down each of the four regions, taking a look at all the possible Cinderella stories and heavyweights vying for a place in the Final Four in Houston. Check out our previews for the West, Midwest and East regions as well:
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. The second-seed Blue Devils defeated No. 4-seed Virginia 59-49 to win their first ACC championship since 2019, and the Blue Zone breaks down the game:
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. The fourth-seed Blue Devils kicked off the ACC tournament in dominant fashion against No. 5-seed Pittsburgh, winning 96-69, and the Blue Zone breaks down the contest:
On Dec. 21, 2021, the 16th-ranked Blue Devils routed Charleston Southern 78-35 to finish an impressive nonconference slate 9-1, the lone loss a single-digit defeat to future national champion South Carolina. One year after the COVID-19 pandemic cut head coach Kara Lawson’s first season short, a new era of Duke women’s basketball looked to be on the horizon.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers: