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Upcoming decisions from Baldwin, Keels and the like have the potential to solidify yet another remarkable recruiting class for head coach Mike Krzyzewski and his staff.
The silence this season in Cameron Indoor Stadium was deafening for the Blue Devils. From the start, it was clear that this season was going to be a very, very weird one for a team who plays up a player almost every home game because of the energy of the Cameron Crazies.
Obviously, the news was stunning for the Blue Devils, and many players expressed their disappointment via social media.
Tonight’s game was encouraging for the Blue Devils, as big men Mark Williams and Matthew Hurt accounted for 43 of the team’s 70 points.
After firing on all cylinders Tuesday, it finally appears as if head coach Mike Krzyzewski and his squad are primed for their best basketball this week in Greensboro, and it could not come at a better time.
The Blue Zone gets you ready for the ACC Tournament with a Duke player to look out for and an aspect of the game that the Blue Devils will need to excel at in order to make a run.
During an exciting weekend in Atlanta, Duke men's basketball was well represented.
Overall, Duke missed a true leader on the floor, with no single player having a performance worthy of leading the Blue Devils to a win or anywhere close to one.
Duke and North Carolina are playing more and more like the blue bloods that they truly are, and are hardly likely to cough the ball up as often as they did in February’s battle.
If there’s one thing the Blue Devils could use, it’s another lights-out shooting night from one of their veterans.
Duke’s first match-up with North Carolina was one of its many heartbreaking losses this season, with the Blue Devils falling 91-87 and squandering a chance to tie the game in its final moments.
The designs of Duke and North Carolina's uniforms have changed over time, so let’s take a look at the uniforms from memorable games of the rivalry matchup.
This loss could very well prove to be the game that costs Duke the opportunity to play in March Madness. A devastating outcome to a hard-fought game.
If the Blue Devils are to survive the fourth-highest scoring offense in the ACC, they are going to need Goldwire to limit their productivity and efficiency.
During his short time in Durham, Cassius Stanley dazzled Blue Devil fans with his jaw-dropping athleticism and highlight-reel dunks. Now, he'll have a chance to show off that flair for the spectacular on NBA All-Star weekend.
Although this was not an ideal last game in Cameron Indoor Stadium for the seniors, there is still a path to the big dance and it starts Tuesday with Georgia Tech.
This recent stretch of improved play has put Duke right back into the conversation for the NCAA tournament, and its next test comes Saturday against Louisville.
The 70-65 loss for the Blue Devils can largely be attributed to foul trouble, poor rebounding and missed opportunities, but Duke has made significant improvements in all three of those areas since the first matchup.
While Coach K’s Duke team faces an uncertain future, his former protégés are succeeding in the NBA like never before.
Several former Blue Devils have had an impressive first half in the 2020-21 season.
