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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— Jared McCain put a finger to his lips and shushed the garnet stands in Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. The freshman isn’t usually one for mocking opposing fans, but this time, he had a warrant.
It was an iconic lob to Erik Meek that earned Bobby Hurley the record for assists in the NCAA. Meek jumped up, caught the pass in the paint and put in a layup. Hurley didn’t smile, but the crowd inside Cameron Indoor Stadium went wild.
By Duke standards, Kyle Filipowski, Mark Mitchell and Tyrese Proctor are practically old and gray.
At long last, the day is nearly here. The Tobacco Road rivalry kicks off Saturday evening in Chapel Hill in a top-10 showdown with storylines for miles. While the outcome of this one is anyone's guess, The Chronicle's beat writers (and North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper) preview the game and offer their predictions:
With just a day since their razor-thin victory against Clemson, the Blue Devils are off to Blacksburg, Va., to battle another fierce ACC opponent in the Hokies. The Blue Zone is ready with three keys to another Duke win:
The “best of both worlds” isn’t supposed to be attainable, unless you’re Hannah Montana … or Duke. The Blue Devils didn’t just win their football curtain raiser in Wallace Wade Stadium last fall, but kept Cameron Indoor Stadium safe from the Tigers, too.
On Oct. 10, 2023, Lewis McGarvey stepped onto the pitch at Koskinen Stadium for the first time in almost two years. Fans in the bleachers under Kennedy Tower cheered as the Belfast, Northern Ireland, product ran to his position at center back. But the noise that erupted from the sidelines and from the field was much louder, as the Blue Devils on the men’s soccer team hollered and whooped for their friend and captain.
The Blue Devils are back on the track, and their start to the 2024 season might just be their best yet.
The time has arrived: Kyle Filipowski is making his comeback.
Back in action after a short break following their narrow win against Notre Dame, the 11th-ranked Blue Devils traveled up to Pittsburgh Tuesday night for a conference clash with the Panthers. With 20 minutes gone, Duke holds a titanic 48-23 lead:
When the buzzer rang to commence a timeout called by Syracuse head coach Adrian Autry, four Blue Devils — Kyle Filipowski, Jared McCain, Tyrese Proctor and Jeremy Roach — jumped in the air to bump shoulders and cheer. Their airborne exultation could have been on a poster for sale at the Duke campus store: It was “The Brotherhood” at its finest.
Back home in Cameron Indoor Stadium Tuesday night, the 14th-ranked Blue Devils look to kick off 2024 by downing Syracuse for their first conference win of the season. At halftime, Duke narrowly leads the Orange 35-33:
A Duke diaspora.
The 21st-ranked Blue Devils make a familiar trip up to New York for a battle with top-10 Baylor Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden for the final heavyweight clash of their nonconference slate. Ahead of the 7 p.m. tipoff, The Chronicle's beat writers are here with their predictions about whether Duke can emerge with a win:
There is suddenly a very tall hole in the Duke men’s soccer roster. Freshman goalkeeper Julian Eyestone announced in an Instagram post Tuesday morning that he will forgo the remainder of his college eligibility to pursue a professional career.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details – and the numbers:
Watching Duke fall to Arkansas Wednesday night felt an awful lot like watching it lose to Tennessee in March’s NCAA tournament.
The seventh-ranked Blue Devils stare down their first real road battle of the season Wednesday in Fayetteville, Ark., against the talented but hurting Razorbacks. The Chronicle’s beat writers are here to predict how Duke will fare in its first installment of the ACC/SEC Challenge, and whether it can emerge with a win at a hostile Bud Walton Arena:
A quieter-than-usual Cameron Indoor Stadium did little to get in the way of Blue Devil dominance.
That was all she wrote.
