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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.
Duke got out to a hot start, but could not stop Oregon State from the perimeter Thursday.
Duke women's basketball looks for a marquee win after a two-week layoff.
Madison Treece played in 21 games in her Duke career.
Mikayla Boykin led the Blue Devils after being out nearly a year in her return.
For nearly a year, the Blue Devils have been without a true point guard thanks to a pair of serious knee injuries.
Leaonna Odom's strong performance helped Duke secure the victory Sunday.
The Blue Devils could not pull away from Marist until the fourth quarter.
The Blue Devils will look to build on their non-conference resume with contributions from Mikayla Boykin in her season debut.
The Blue Devils got a big win on the road Wednesday.
Duke will look to rebound from a tough Thanksgiving weekend in Florida.
Although Missouri struggled as a perimeter threat, the Tigers were still able to overcome the Blue Devils.
The Blue Devils dominated from the onset Saturday.
The Blue Devils continued their slow start to the season Friday.
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.
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