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After its defeat of Temple in the semifinals, Duke will play Stanford in New York at the Barclays Center in the final of the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic Saturday at 9:30 p.m. The matchup will mark the first time that Stanford head coach Johnny Dawkins will face off against his alma mater. Three things that the Blue Devils will need to do to finish the tournament strong:
Coming off a solid win against Michigan State, Duke heads to Brooklyn, N.Y., for a match up against Temple in the semifinals of the Coaches v. Cancer Classic at the Barclays Center. Tipoff is at 9:30 p.m. Friday. Three things that Duke will need to do to avoid the upset:
If someone watched them practice, they might be mistaken for a Division I basketball team. Intricate passes are distributed throughout the court, a coach is explaining defensive sets and someone is throwing down a nonchalant dunk every thirty seconds.
If someone watched them practice, they might be mistaken for a Division I basketball team. Intricate passes are distributed throughout the court, a coach is explaining defensive sets and someone is throwing down a nonchalant dunk every thirty seconds.
Duke faces its first real test of the season when it travels to Indianapolis Tuesday night to face off against No. 19 Michigan State at 7 p.m. at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Three things that Duke will need to do to fend off Tom Izzo’s squad:
If you are anything like me, this week is something of a holiday for you.
Clemson Tigers
It’s win, tie or go home for the Blue Devils.
Countdown to Craziness has come and gone and now it is time to truly prepare for the season ahead of us. And although the Associated Press has yet to release its preseason poll—it’s expected to come out some time at the end of this week—we do have the USA Today preseason coaches poll to peruse.
Going into the season, head coach Robbie Church had a few questions about his back line.
The NBA preseason is in full swing, with the regular season starting Oct. 28. We take a look at how some of Duke’s newest NBA players—along with a few savvy veterans—have fared so far.
Duke extended its scoreless streak—now at 376 minutes—by another 90 minutes in Thursday night's loss at Clemson.
The emphasis has been on the defense so far throughout conference play for Duke, but the offense will have to come alive this weekend.
Yes, I understand that we are currently in the middle of football season—and a chaotic one at that—but it is never too early to talk a little basketball.
Duke came up empty-handed looking for revenge against the team that knocked it out of the NCAA Tournament a season ago.
The Blue Devils were able to notch an early goal against the Wolfpack and did not need any help after that.
The road has been rough for the Blue Devils this season, but home has been nothing short of a haven.
There is something about Wallace Wade Stadium that has always appealed to me.
The Blue Devils have finally found their stride offensively—and at the perfect time, too.
Duke slaughters Elon, inches closer to AP Poll
