Duke women's basketball slides to 0-5 in ACC after losing to Florida State
By Glen Morgenstern | January 21, 2019Unfortunately for McCallie’s squad, still seeking its first ACC victory, the finish of Sunday’s game did not go to plan.
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Unfortunately for McCallie’s squad, still seeking its first ACC victory, the finish of Sunday’s game did not go to plan.
The injury bug has hit the Blue Devils in the team's biggest position of need for the second consecutive season.
The Blue Devils held the Hurricanes to a season-low 58 points and forced the visitors to turnover the ball on 32.9 percent of possessions.
In a close battle in crunch time the Blue Devils just could not get the job done.
Duke, however, has an abundance of experience against high-quality opponents—both in and out of conference.
After a significant growth spurt during the summer after seventh grade, Akinbode-James’ life changed.
The Blue Devils' shooting woes continued as Duke fell on the road to the Yellow Jackets.
Sitting with just a 1-2 record against top-25 opponents, the Yellow Jackets are not the same caliber of team as the Wolfpack or Cardinals.
Louisville hit its stride from long-range, converting half of its 24 attempts behind the arc.
Duke could not contain an undefeated top-10 opponent for the second consecutive contest Sunday.
A determined Duke team would not let N.C. State take the victory without a battle Thursday.
The Blue Devils had opportunities to take down a top-10 team Thursday, but could not get over the hump against the Wolfpack.
Duke women's basketball will open 2019 with a top-10 matchup Thursday.
A small Eagles team couldn’t find a rhythm inside when its perimeter shooting, typically the centerpiece of its offense, wasn’t working.
A duo off the bench that brought the Blue Devils out of their most miserable offensive start of the season.
Duke women's basketball will take the court after a short turnaround.
An already decimated Duke women's basketball has lost another key piece of its backcourt.
Duke women's basketball rebounded from a road loss against then-No. 11 Oregon State with a victory.
After a tough road slate, the Blue Devils look to bounce back on track with against the Pirates.
Duke women's basketball earned its first Sweet Sixteen berth since 2013 this spring.