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“When guys want to be part of something special, that's why you come to Duke,” said head coach John Danowski.
The season didn’t finish the way the Blue Devils wanted it to.
With the regular season in the books and the ACC tournament starting Tuesday, our beats are here for the last time this season to give you The Chronicle's Power Rankings of each team vying for the ACC crown.
It’s conference tournament time in college basketball, meaning the regular season has finished up and the final AP Poll of the regular season is here. This week, Duke dropped to No. 7:
Before we jump into the postseason as the ACC tournament commences, the Blue Zone takes a look back and recap the Blue Devils' regular season from wins against Gonzaga and Kentucky to shocking losses in front of the home crowd in head coach Mike Krzyzewski's last season.
Freshman forward Paolo Banchero of Duke men's basketball has been named ACC Rookie of the Year and sophomore center Mark Williams has been named ACC Defensive Player of the Year, the conference announced Monday morning.
Ok so here’s the thing. UNC played better than we did, and they deserved to win that game. Do I hate that we lost? No… Do I hate that UNC won? Absolutely.
The morning of February 27, undergraduate students packed up their tents, sleeping bags, and belongings to head back to their dorms. All that was left in K-ville was happy memories of tenting for Coach K’s final Duke-UNC game… and thousands of dollars of waste.
It’s time to make masks optional in the classroom.
After one long weekend of competition, the Blue Devils finished off their conference season at the ACC Championships. And though Duke's finish wasn’t as high as the group had hoped for, there were still some significant plays throughout the weekend that demonstrated the skill level on Duke's roster.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Today, the Blue Zone breaks down Paolo Banchero's performance and the rest of the Blue Devils' loss to North Carolina in their regular-season finale:
What just happened?
Approximately 9,314 Duke fans left Cameron Indoor Stadium feeling nothing but shock—Duke had just lost its final home game of the year to none other than North Carolina.
It is finally here. The final night in Cameron Indoor Stadium of Mike Krzyzewski's storied career, after 42 years, has arrived. With a fired-up student section and dozens upon dozens of former players in attendance, No. 4 Duke and North Carolina took the stage yet again. The Tar Heels started out strong, but Duke got it going as the first half went on, ending with a 41-39 edge at the break. Here are five observations from what went down in the initial 20 minutes.
With Duke set to host North Carolina in its last regular-season game Saturday evening, the Blue Zone has you covered with some can't-miss prop bets:
Last time, and I mean the last time, head coach Mike Krzyzewski’s Blue Devils made the trip to Chapel Hill, they left having inflicted the biggest defeat the Tar Heels had endured at Duke’s hand since March of 2010.
Saturday is Coach K's final dance in Cameron Indoor Stadium. And it's against North Carolina. No further introduction.
Before Duke takes the floor back at home against North Carolina, the Blue Zone brings you back a few weeks to the first time the two teams played and previews the upcoming rematch:
In the final game of the regular season for both teams, Duke and North Carolina meet Saturday on a historic day at Cameron Indoor Stadium. With the game's highly-anticipated tipoff getting close, the Blue Zone presents three keys to a Blue Devil victory:
Junior Lana Gesinsky will be next year’s Duke Student Government president and junior Devan Desai will be DSG executive vice president.