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After leading Duke to a Final Four, five Blue Devils heard their names called in the 2022 NBA Draft. The Blue Zone breaks down their rookie seasons at the professional level.
Dick Groat, a five-time MLB All-Star and the first Duke men's basketball player to have his jersey retired in Cameron Indoor Stadium, died Thursday morning of stroke complications.
As the first round of the NBA playoffs heats up, several former Blue Devils are vying for a spot in the next round. The Blue Zone takes a look at some of their performances.
In the final episode of Cameron Chronicles for the season, co-hosts Max Rego and Alex Jackson recap the first year of the Jon Scheyer era and look ahead to the future.
Wood, a four-star prospect from Chicago, announced her commitment to Duke Wednesday morning.
There is a non-zero chance that, when all the dust from transfer news settles, the Blue Devils open the 2023-24 campaign as preseason No.1.
After the departure of multiple players, Duke's roster will have a different look for the 2023-24 season. The Blue Zone provides three possible targets for the Blue Devils in the transfer portal.
Before the NBA playoffs kicked off, three former Blue Devils competed in the play-in tournament. The Blue Zone is here to recap their performances with the season on the line.
Filipowski, the reigning ACC Rookie of the Year, underwent an arthroscopic procedure on both hips, while Reeves had surgery on his left ankle.
On Friday morning, Gandy was announced as the newest addition to Dawn Staley's staff at South Carolina.
A team spokesperson confirmed the news to The Chronicle Wednesday evening after initial reports by The Athletic's Chantel Jennings.
With next season's roster finally coming into view, The Chronicle’s Mackenzie Sheehy, Ranjan Jindal and Dom Fenoglio are here to break down what it all means.
Mgbako, the No. 7 player in the 2023 class and the top incoming player in the Blue Devils' second-ranked recruiting class, has requested a release from his National Letter of Intent and will re-open his recruitment.
The 7-footer led Duke in points, rebounds and steals as a freshman and provides a boost to head coach Jon Scheyer's second roster.
Four future Blue Devils put up standout performances at the Nike Hoop Summit in Portland, Ore.
The men made headlines for the referees’ misstep in that infamous game, but just two weeks earlier, an arguably more catastrophic blunder was committed.
The decision gives Roach the chance to test the professional waters but also leaves the door open for a potential return for a fourth season in Durham.
As the final week of the NBA regular season takes place, several former Blue Devils are aiding their teams heading into the postseason. The Blue Zone is here to highlight a few of Duke’s basketball alums.
“After considerable discussion with my family, coaches and close friends, I’ve decided to enter the NCAA transfer portal and will be leaving Duke University at the end of the current semester,” Bollin said.