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After her early dominance from 2007 to 2013 and the struggles that ensued from 2013 to 2016, we now look at her last four seasons.
Kara Lawson was finally introduced by Duke, over 20 years after the school's first attempt at making her a Blue Devil.
After her early dominance from 2007 to 2013, we now look back at the struggles that ensued from 2013 to 2016.
Joanne P. McCallie stepped down as head coach of Duke women's basketball July 2. The Chronicle spoke with McCallie to reflect on her 13 years leading the Blue Devils, her plans for the future and more.
We finally know who will be leading the Blue Devils in the post-Joanne P. McCallie era.
McCallie had big shoes to fill when Duke hired her to replace the great Gail Goestenkors in April 2007. And over the course of her first six seasons, she did not disappoint.
Here’s who Duke might be looking at to get itself back to elite status.
Immediately upon Joanne P. McCallie's announcement that she was stepping down as head coach, one name flew into the minds of fans and analysts alike as her potential replacement: Gail Goestenkors.
Former and current Duke women's basketball players react to McCallie's surprising announcement.
McCallie made a shocking announcement Thursday morning.
The 2006-07 Duke squad etched their name into the record books with their perfect 29-0 regular season record.
“Being able to give back to my community is something that is a big part of what I want to do going forward,” Akinbode-James said.
Odom and Gorecki were selected with the 15th and 31st overall picks by the New York Liberty and Seattle Storm, respectively.
Haley Gorecki is officially taking her talents to the next level.
With the third pick of the second round in the 2020 WNBA draft, Leaonna Odom becomes a Liberty.
A Duke player hasn't been drafted since 2018, but two Blue Devils could be selected this year.
The Blue Devils would most likely have gotten an at-large bid into the NCAA tournament, providing Leaonna Odom and Haley Gorecki with the opportunity to cap their Duke careers off with a storybook ending.
Lambert, a three-time captain, posted a farewell on Instagram Friday night.
Boston College was on fire from the 3-point line the entire night
Duke fell 84-77 to Boston College to end its ACC tournament run on the same day it began.
