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The next Duke head coach is a man that, in the eyes of Blue Devil fans, needs no introduction.
Coach K will retire after this upcoming season.
With the NBA regular season in the rearview mirror and the postseason set to begin Tuesday evening, the Blue Zone takes a look at how a few former Blue Devils fared through this year's 72-game slate.
Since its first season in 1905, Duke men’s basketball has produced 71 NBA Draft picks, 36 All-Americans and 11 National Players of the Year. That’s a lot of hardware. Hence, choosing between all that talent is no easy task.
Perhaps it’s just a testament to how talented the top-6 Blue Devils are next year, and someone has to sit. But I simply cannot imagine a world where the offensive versatility of Trevor Keels isn’t playing a key role for Duke in the clutch next season.
Moore has been there in crunch time for Duke for the past two years, so my question to you is, why not make it a third?
Summer is almost upon us, which in the college basketball world means that the opening tip of the 2021-22 season cannot come soon enough.
In terms of the fallout of Baldwin's decision, there seem to be two camps. But in situations like this, it's usually the middle ground that's correct.
Duke's third-ranked 2021 recruiting class assembled for the first time at the Iverson Classic.
In the penultimate week of the NBA regular season former Blue Devils faced some good and some bad. The Blue Zone takes a look.
Jayson Tatum entered his name in the record books as former Blue Devils continue to thrive in the NBA.
The big man is back.
Incoming freshmen are leading the way in ensuring the Blue Devils have all the pieces necessary to make a serious run for a championship in 2022.
The eventful offseason continued Tuesday afternoon for the Blue Devils.
Williamson debuts his signature shoe line with the Jordan Zion 1.
Ranked as the No. 85 overall recruit in the Class of 2021 and 17th-best shooting guard per ESPN, he becomes the fourth member of Duke's upcoming recruiting class.
The NBA season rolls along as former Blue Devils stand front and center in the playoff mix.
Seemingly every team in college basketball is doing business through the transfer portal this offseason, and Duke is no different.
"There's one thing I'll say about today—to love what you do is one thing, but to work at a place that you love, and with people that you love, it doesn't get much better than that," Smith said.
This offseason has been a busy one so far for the Blue Devils, with Thursday evening being no different.
