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Every semester, I make a list of goals for myself, trying to put into writing what I want to get out of the next four months. The idea, at least in my head, is that by putting my updated list in a prominent place in my room, I’ll be reminded about that full list of goals at least once every day and take more deliberate steps to work toward reaching them.
When my phone rang, I saw who was calling, grimaced and went to go find a quiet spot in The Chronicle’s third-floor office. Standing in the dark emptiness of the lounge, I tried to hold myself together as my dad told me that my grandpa had passed away. I was not successful.
Jake Shuman knew he needed a strong close to the weekend to contend for the individual title.
Shalom Hernandez has an important decision to make.
CARY, N.C.—When the official waved his hands and declared the match suspended, neither player was happy.
Near the end of spring practice, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe hinted that Thomas Sirk was progressing well as the starting quarterback tries to come back from the second ruptured Achilles tendon of his career.
In 2015, the young Blue Devils limped off the 18th green at the ACC championship with their worst three-day finish of the season, only to rebound with a third-place performance at the NCAA regional to punch their tickets to the NCAA championship.
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.
Duke and No. 1 Miami took turns crushing balls all over downtown Durham this weekend in a three-game series that included 42 runs on 59 hits.
The ongoing evaluation of the Duke women's basketball program has not seemed to dissuade recruits from signing on to play in Durham.
The end of an era in professional basketball arrived Wednesday night, but Kobe Bryant had no intentions of going out quietly.
David Cutcliffe is rarely cryptic—he’ll give an honest, thoughtful response to nearly any question you throw at him. But when it comes to recruiting, Duke’s head football coach has to be intentionally vague, so as to avoid the wrath of the NCAA.
ESPN had already devoted plenty of camera time to the 1991 and 1992 Blue Devils with the "I Hate Christian Laettner" 30 for 30 documentary that premiered last March. Those Duke teams also make a cameo appearance in the "Fab Five" film, but Tuesday night, the network peeled back another layer of the title-winning squads: point guard Bobby Hurley.
Duke is conducting an evaluation of its women’s basketball program, the athletic department confirmed Tuesday.
Less than a year after committing to Duke, point guard Derryck Thornton will transfer elsewhere to continue his college career.
Duke head coach David Cutcliffe held a press conference Thursday morning as the Blue Devils' spring camp winds to a close. Duke does not have a typical spring game and will instead hold a Spring Showcase closed to the public Saturday morning at 10 a.m. at Wallace Wade Stadium.
With the 2015-16 season in the books, more dates are being penciled in for the Blue Devils' 2016-17 slate—including plenty of neutral site contests early in the season.
When the Elite Eight was set two weekends ago, the only certainty was that the ACC would get a team into the national title game.
Duke is slated to play UNLV in Las Vegas Dec. 10 at the new T-Mobile Arena, which was constructed by MGM Resorts International and will open next week. The game will be the first meeting between the two programs since the Blue Devils knocked off the undefeated Runnin' Rebels at the Final Four in 1991 en route to head coach Mike Krzyzewski's first national championship.
After a week under the bright lights of the Windy City, things might have gone back to normal for Jayson Tatum when he went returned to school Thursday.
