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Duke and North Carolina have been stumbling throughout their respective seasons, but this rivalry game is a chance at redemption for both.
Beating the Tar Heels will be no easy task, but here are the key things to keep in mind as we head into Saturday’s game.
Ultimately, the potential to win the game could lie in the hands of the benches of Duke and North Carolina.
Plagued by injuries, inconsistent shooting, and foul trouble, the Blue Devils will need a quality game from the likes of Jalen Johnson and Wendell Moore if they wish to knock off North Carolina.
The Blue Devils and Tar Heels rely on their respective backcourts for steadiness and scoring production.
The frontcourts of each team feature the leading scorer for both Duke and North Carolina.
Coming off of a solid past week, Duke men’s basketball is looking to win three consecutive games for the second time this season.
If Duke hopes to continue the recent trend of strong starts, it will need to win the 3-point battle.
After a lopsided victory at home, the Blue Zone is here to give you a summary of the Duke's game against Clemson in as concise a manner as we can—in one word.
Duke's upcoming matchup with Clemson comes at a pivotal point in both teams' seasons.
Duke's former tight end Noah Gray found himself in the spotlight after an impressive one-handed catch in the Senior Bowl practice.
As Steward's shooting percentages continue to climb, watch for DJ Steward to make a big offensive impact against Clemson.
In a grueling contest that featured eight lead changes, the advantages on the glass and at the line were two key factors that helped Duke prevail.
Duke enters Tuesday night's contest as a five-point favorite over the Yellow Jackets.
As Duke returns home from a trying road trip to host Georgia Tech, the Blue Zone brings you three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
After falling to the Cardinals on Saturday, one can only hope that Duke brings the same amount of passion and energy to play Georgia Tech on Tuesday.
The Blue Devils enter the contest looking to snap a two-game losing streak and pick up their best win of the season to date.
The inconsistent start to the season continued for Duke against Pittsburgh.
The Blue Devils enter the contest as 2.5-point favorites.
Duke fell out of the AP top 25 for the first time since 2016.
