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When the time came and the Diamondbacks called Jarvis to break the news that he was going to be their first-round pick, the All-American had to hold in a burning desire to smile.
With the MLB shortening its draft to only five rounds this year, many players who would've otherwise been guaranteed to get drafted didn't get to see their names called Wednesday or Thursday.
Jarvis becomes the highest-drafted player in Blue Devil history.
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The Blue Devils reflect on their dominant start to this past season and look forward to next year with one goal in mind: making the College World Series.
Duke baseball came up one game short of the College World Series in 2019, making it even tougher to see this 2020 season cut short.
The Blue Devils delivered day in and day out, winning every series and posting a 12-4 record.
Thursday night, MLB and the MLB Players Association reached an agreement on a deal that may forever alter the course of professional and college baseball.
Bryce Jarvis is Duke's hidden star.
Despite coming off of back-to-back NCAA super regional appearances, this season's Duke team very well could be the best iteration of the Blue Devils in the last three years.
Michael Rothenberg's third-inning grand slam provided all the offense the Blue Devils needed.
Duke can go to the College World Series, but I don’t say that for the reasons most of you are thinking right now.
Duke held a nine-game win streak heading into its final game of the weekend.
Bryce Jarvis wasn't the only dominant starter for Duke this past weekend.
Jarvis' performance is the first perfect game in Duke history.
For the first time ever, a Duke pitcher has thrown a perfect game.
No. 17 Duke breezed by William & Mary 5-0 Tuesday evening at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park in a brisk 2.5-hour game, extending the Blue Devils’ winning streak to three.
After a gritty, mistake-filled Friday and Saturday of baseball, it was a perfect storm for the Blue Devils Sunday for the rubber match.
After two seasons of making it to the super regionals but no further, the Blue Devils are making Omaha their mission this spring.
Head coach Chris Pollard hopes his team doesn't come down with a potentially season-threatening illness.
Head coach Chris Pollard and the No. 15 Blue Devils offer their takes on the title runs, the upcoming season and other baseball miscellany.
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