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Tony Bennett's unique offensive and defensive tactics will be a tricky challenge as the Blue Devils take on Virginia.
Here are five things to watch for when the Blue Devils and Cavaliers take the court Saturday at 6 p.m.
Virginia ranks dead last in Division I in possessions per game.
Hosts Derek Saul and Shane Smith discuss Duke's recent road struggles in the latest podcast.
Despite coming away victorious in six of nine road battles, the Blue Devils—shockingly—have not won the first five minutes once.
If N.C. State was supposed to be a wake-up call, this game is surely a blaring fire alarm.
Throw all rationality out the door when it comes to Duke’s performance Tuesday night.
Duke blew an eight-point lead with two minutes remaining in regulation.
Justin Robinson led a late Duke surge to close out the half.
Over Hurt's last six games, he’s failed to score more than three points the same number of times he’s scored in double-digits.
The potential hardware may be exciting, but head coach Mike Krzyzewski has his team keeping its focus elsewhere.
This past week was one filled with highs and lows for the Blue Devils.
Duke bounced back in a big way Saturday night.
Duke knew it couldn’t start off the way it did in Raleigh if it wanted to avoid a second consecutive upset loss.
Cassius Stanley was the real star of the show, completing highlight after highlight to add to his already illustrious season mixtape.
Here are five observations from the first 20 minutes of play.
The Blue Devils will have to regroup quickly before taking on Virginia Tech Saturday night at 8 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Matthew Hurt's production has been a coin flip so far this season. Which face will we see Saturday against Virginia Tech?
At home, the Blue Devils must feed off of the Cameron Crazies and avoid a sluggish start to avoid back to back losses.
It’s a day ending in “y,” and you know what that means: Duke is out recruiting top prospects.
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