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Faith Suggs, Rayah Craig and Miela Goodchild gave Duke a jolt on both ends of the floor.
Leaonna Odom led four Duke players in double figures with a double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds.
Duke has not lost a home opener since 1998, and it doesn't plan on ending that streak this year.
Despite ghastly free throw shooting in the clutch, the Blue Devils managed to stave off a late run from Maine.
After a disappointing season opener against Northwestern, the Blue Devils look to get in the win column against Maine.
Duke felt the loss of the Splash Sisters in the season opener Sunday.
The Blue Devils will be opening their regular season on the road for the sixth consecutive year.
How will Leaonna take leadership of this new team?
The Blue Devils offense was extremely efficient Sunday.
Will Jade Williams take advantage of her increased role?
What will Mikayla Boykin's impact be after her return from injury?
What will Faith Suggs' main role be this year as a veteran on the team?
What kind of offense will be generated from Onome Akinbode-James this season?
How will Goodchild's national team experience translate over to collegiate basketball?
Unfortunately for the Blue Devils, redshirt junior Kyra Lambert will miss her second consecutive season after reinjuring her knee.
Leaonna Odom averaged 21 points during the Blue Devils’ three tournament contests last season, adding in seven rebounds per game as well.
Guards Lexie Brown and Rebecca Greenwell were the heart, soul and face of Duke women’s basketball.
The biggest change for the Duke seniors was the loss of two of their teammates, Angela Salvadores and Crystal Primm.
Duke head coach Joanne P. McCallie and assistant coach Sam Miller spent the day observing Sixers training camp in Camden, N.J.
Greenwell started all but three games in her Duke career, and Brown started every game in the two years she spent at Duke.
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