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If last season was all about “Getting to Know You,” then this season’s theme might be “Shall We Dance?”.
Virginia Tech will enter the ACC after a surprisingly solid final season in the Big East. The Hokies went 15-14 last year and advanced to the conference tournament quarterfinals.
Three years ago, Daniel Ewing joined the reigning National Championship Duke team as the lone scholarship freshman.
DeMarcus Nelson is the kind of guy that, had you never met him, might have really bothered you in high school.
When the presidents voted to expand the ACC from nine to 11 schools in the summer of 2003, many traditionalists feared that expansion would dilute and hurt basketball, the sport that gave the...
Julius Hodge decided to return for his senior season instead of jumping to the pros because he wanted to win a national championship.
Richard and Lynette Love thought their son was done with college, but they were wrong.
Coming off of its second straight losing season and one of its most tumultuous off-seasons in recent memory, Miami, under new head coach Frank Haith, is hoping the team’s first season in the...
Florida State may boast the No. 1 recruiting class in the ACC for the second consecutive year. The Seminoles may have had the No. 2 scoring defense in the conference last season.
Wake Forest has never won a national championship. It hasn’t reached the Final Four since 1962.
Duke’s NCAA Tournament runs have come to crashing ends each of the last two seasons, and both times J.J. Redick had the ball.
Newcomers Miami and Virginia Tech could lift Clemson from the basement of the ACC.
It is not very often that a basketball team returns four starters and 11 letter-winners from an ACC Tournament title team.
The Virginia Cavaliers finished seventh in the ACC last season and will be hard-pressed to repeat that performance in a conference as competitive as this year’s ACC.
When Duke takes on Canada’s St. Francis Xavier tonight at 7 p.m.
Just six months ago, Duke was on top of the world.
The Blue Devils will count on David McClure to lead his team to many victories during his career at Duke—but not necessarily right away, and not in the ways normally expected of recruits...
Duke freshman DeMarus Nelson will be out 2 to 4 weeks after rupturing a thumb ligament during Saturday's Blue-White Scrimmage.
In the annual Blue-White intrasquad scrimmage, J.J. Redick and Shelden Williams led the Blue team to an easy 69-43 win.
Although Nate James graduated in 2001 with a National Championship, he has struggled to mimic the same level of success in his professional career.
