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Michigan State lead guard Joshua Langford is nearly five years older than Duke star Jalen Johnson, which perfectly summarizes Tuesday night's Champions Classic matchup.
Duke will host No. 9 Miami Saturday at 8 p.m. on ACC Network.
The Blue Devils clearly had the size advantage, but as the game progressed they showcased another strength that perhaps wasn’t as clear coming into the game.
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Behind a flurry of impressive performances, the Blue Devils rolled to their second straight win to begin the season.
Duke looks to continue its strong start to the “Kara Era” as it gets into the thick of its nonconference schedule.
It’s nights like Saturday—ridiculous affairs between bottom-dwelling teams that seem to cross into the Twilight Zone—that remind us of why college football is so compelling.
The Blue Devils finally returned to action after a bye week and the cancelled game with Wake Forest gave them two weeks off.
Sometimes, a victory doesn't have to be all that pretty.
In Duke's final road game of the season, it heads to the locker room trailing Georgia Tech.
Johnson pushed Duke past a lackluster opening and a second-half slump to beat Coppin State 81-71 Saturday afternoon at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Behind the play of Jalen Johnson the Blue Devils lead 45-28 entering the break. Here are five observations from the first 20 minutes.
The Blue Devils enter the contest as slight road favorites.
Somehow the ACC women’s soccer head coaches, left a top-five centre-back in the conference off of their postseason awards.
It’ll be a far more unusual opener than usual for head coach Mike Krzyzewski and company.
Our beat writers are confident in a Duke win Saturday in Atlanta.
Despite neither squad having a successful season, numerous storylines remain as the 2020 campaign begins to come to a close.
Duke's linebacking corps, led by Heyward, will have to contain dynamic Georgia Tech quarterback Jeff Sims.
NBA free agency has been hectic so far, with many former Blue Devils taking part in the action.
For the first time in Duke basketball history, a Black head coach led the Blue Devil sideline.
It didn't take long for Duke to get off to a strong start.
