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After a global pandemic shut down play and players have spent nearly three months of isolated life in Orlando, Fl., the NBA will finally crown a champion for the 2019-20 season within the next few weeks.
The conference finals are well underway, and the NBA bubble is emptier than it’s ever been.
Duke fans' final memory of Blue Devil basketball last season was Justin Robinson taking over against North Carolina in his first, and what ended up being his last, start.
Zion Williamson and Jayson Tatum earn All-NBA Rookie Team and All-NBA Third Team, respectively.
The idea of a 346-team tournament can and will leave any college basketball fan drooling, but the execution would simply be infeasible.
As the conference finals get ready to tip off, let's update you on how some former Duke stars have performed.
Mike Krzyzewski announced his support for expanding the 2021 NCAA tournament.
With some valiant efforts of several former Blue Devils, multiple NBA teams find themselves in a position to potentially reach the conference finals.
Coleman spoke with reporters over Zoom Monday to discuss his speech during last Thursday's Black Lives Matter protest, how he's experienced racism throughout his own life, his passions outside basketball and more.
Ingram becomes the first Duke player to receive the honor.
There is a heavy presence of former Blue Devils in this year's NBA playoffs. While some fight for playing time, others have been balling out.
Hundreds of spectators looked on Thursday afternoon as Nolan Smith, Duke men’s basketball’s director of operations, led a protest in Krzyzewskiville in response to the Kenosha, Wis., police shooting of Jacob Blake.
Banchero gave insight into why he decided on Durham as his college destination.
Several former Blue Devils have already found themselves in the spotlight during the NBA playoffs.
Banchero is the No. 3 overall recruit in the Class of 2021 and the top-ranked center according to ESPN.
Duke boasts the No. 3 recruiting class in the nation and is the only team with four 5-star recruits. This places the 4-star Brakefield at a clear disadvantage, but not one he can’t overcome.
Duke announced Monday morning that Wendell Moore Jr. was one of 11 student-athletes selected to make up the brand-new NABC Player Development Coalition.
The athletic power forward will be a spark for Duke all year.
For decades, college athletes have struggled to get their voices heard. While that issue is still far from resolved, Monday morning's announcement is a step in the right direction.
Of the 17 remaining NBA teams, eight have a former Duke player on the active roster, including some championship favorites.
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