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Duke women’s basketball will conclude its regular season Sunday hoping for revenge against rival North Carolina. As the Blue Devils look to clinch a share of the ACC regular-season title, the Blue Zone highlights a key player from each side:
On Sunday afternoon, plenty is at stake for Duke: A rivalry win, a conference title and a season undefeated within Cameron Indoor Stadium all hang in the balance. With North Carolina set to visit the Blue Devils at 12 p.m. Sunday for the regular-season finale, our beat writers make their predictions.
N.C. State has been the measuring stick in ACC women’s basketball for much of recent memory, winning the last three conference tournaments. With the way Duke has played this year, it is only fitting that this game represented a changing of the guard.
Following a resounding victory on the road against Syracuse, Duke men’s basketball returns to Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on Louisville Monday. The Blue Zone has three keys for the Blue Devils to extend their winning streak:
Leaders of the Duke Climate Commitment hosted a virtual town hall on Wednesday to answer questions about the commitment and inform students about how they can get involved.
Duke and Kentucky are two storied blue-blood programs, and when they square off on the basketball court, it is always primed to be electric. However, the Blue Devils and Wildcats had a thriller on a different court Sunday.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
The Blue Devils concluded the regular season at the Virginia Tech Invitational by providing a glimpse into the future of the program.
Mistakes happen to everyone. They are a learning opportunity, and one can demonstrate their strengths by improving from them.
As this year’s first edition of the Tobacco Road Rivalry approaches, the Blue Zone looks at each of the positional battles between Duke and North Carolina prior to Saturday night. Previously, we looked at the benches. Next up are the backcourts:
Duke faces Wake Forest for the second time this season Tuesday evening, hoping to avenge its loss in December 2022. The Blue Zone is here with a key player for both teams:
On a bleak and rainy Sunday, nothing was dreary about the tennis being played inside Sheffield Indoor Tennis Center. Duke split its doubleheader, losing a nail-biter to No. 16 Harvard before following it up with a 7-0 sweep against North Carolina Central.
CHAPEL HILL—Many in the sports world have heard the saying, “It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.” While this idea definitely has merit, starting the game off on the right foot can set an important tone for the rest of the game, and slow starts have been a theme as of late for No. 13 Duke.
With the wind of an 11-game winning streak in their sails, the 13th-ranked Blue Devils head behind enemy lines Thursday evening for an all-important ACC matchup at No. 17 North Carolina. Before the 8 p.m. tipoff, our beat writers make their predictions.
The 20th-ranked Blue Devils are kicking off the 2023 campaign on the right foot.
The No. 24 Blue Devils are on the road again Saturday for an evening tipoff against Clemson. Ahead of the game, the Blue Zone provides you with our can't-miss prop bets:
Snakes are known for their ability to slowly but surely kill by squeezing the life out of their prey. During this method of constriction, the strength of the prey is diminished, and the snake gradually wears them down, making it easier for the final kill.
Duke enters 2023 looking to build on a strong 2022 season that included an impressive 17-9 overall record and a stellar 11-3 record at home. The Blue Devils have now been rewarded for this success with a top-20 ITA preseason ranking. What’s more, the team has retained most of its talent from last year. Of the student-athletes who competed in Duke’s final dual match of 2022 against Tennessee, only Sean Sculley and Edu Guell will not be returning this season.
New year. Same Duke team.
The Blue Devils are wrapping up the year with a good taste in their mouths.
