For the next two months, it will be Blue Devil football, not basketball, that rules Duke athletics, and though the team doesn’t garner the attention of the campus like its counterparts in Cameron Indoor Stadium, this could be the make-or-break season for the program.
This story doesn’t have a happy ending, or an ending at all, really. But it’s one worth telling.
It seems that this season will be one that dictates whether Duke football will be an elite ACC team or a middling one.
I have a split identity—like a 21st century Dr. Jekyll repressing his Mr. Hyde. But secret identities can’t stay hidden forever. I love University of Kentucky athletics.
Former Sports Online Editor and men's basketball beat writer Bobby Colton reflects on what he's learned from his time with The Chronicle.
Sometimes, it really does seem crazy how much Blue Devil fans care about their basketball team. But I wouldn't have it any other way.
The Chronicle's sports editor Nick Martin reflects on his time as head of the department and those that made it possible.
The last line isn’t where you have to prove the story was worth writing. Sometimes, you have to be comfortable letting the story speak for itself.
After an awe-inspiring national championship game, Allen is the best positioned Blue Devil to reach immortal status and have is number wave high above Coach K Court.
Monday's title win was the most obvious of many indicators that this year's Duke team was special.
If there's one thing Duke has proved this season, it's that strength in numbers is overrated.
After lurking in the shadows nearly all season, the ever-humble Matt Jones made his presence felt on Sunday, propelling Duke to the Final Four.
Although the Blue Devils' path to Indianapolis seems much clearer than that of their Triangle neighbors, N.C. State might stand the chance of making it to the Final Four.
After all the debate as to which conference will reign supreme, the ACC is standing tall as the dust of the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament settles.
At Duke, even the most breathtaking talents come and go year after year. In the age of one-and-dones, they just don't make players like Quinn Cook anymore.
Gonzaga and Wichita State got No. 1 seeds as mid-majors in the last two NCAA tournaments. Will the Bulldogs craft a different ending this year?
Columnist Daniel Carp takes a deeper look at what Dick Vitale's absence at this Wednesday's Duke-North Carolina clash means for longtime fans.
With last year's ace in the minor leagues and two key contributors sidelined by injuries, a young Blue Devil rotation needs to step up in 2015.
Duke broke the pattern of second-half slumps to fight back and steal a win in Virginia.
Columnist Daniel Carp scouts for a Blue Devil athlete to fill the open slot on the Duke basketball roster following the Jan. 29 dismissal of Rasheed Sulaimon.
