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“The more hungry team is going to win,” Steward said. “This game we gotta be serious. Strictly business, no goofing off, nothing.”
With multiple captains returning from redshirt seasons, the Blue Devils have the leadership necessary for a bounce-back campaign.
A team that has amassed zero meaningful wins all year no longer deserves the benefit of the doubt to make it in.
This isn’t going to be a season in which Duke makes a run at the Final Four, but questioning if this team even makes it to March Madness is a bit too far.
Although Duke fell to Pittsburgh for its second loss in a row, there was one Blue Devil who came out victorious Tuesday night.
The inconsistent start to the season continued for Duke against Pittsburgh.
Matthew Hurt entered Tuesday night’s game against Pittsburgh as the frontrunner for ACC Player of the Year. The Panthers’ Justin Champagnie had other ideas.
Duke made the voters look smart throughout the first half Tuesday, trailing 43-34 entering the break.
The Blue Devils enter the contest as 2.5-point favorites.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead.
After Duke fell out of the AP Poll Monday for the first time since 2016, a win in Pittsburgh is essential if head coach Mike Krzyzewski and company want to get the season back on track.
Duke fell out of the AP top 25 for the first time since 2016.
"I actually didn't know that I was going to be getting drafted. I didn't enter in the draft,” Boade told The Chronicle.
Who could succeed Kevin White and become the seventh athletic director in Duke's history? Our Jake Piazza looks into some potential candidates.
It's rare that two newcomers can make an impact on a team looking to make a Final Four for the third straight full season.
The sophomore wing has been streaky on both ends throughout his second year in Durham.
As the heart of the Blue Devils' season gets underway, we take a look into some key athletes to watch as well as how the team could perform in the ACC and NCAA Championships.
Whoever ends up as Duke’s next athletic director will more or less be remembered by one decision: the hiring of Coach K’s replacement.
In a surprise announcement Friday afternoon, Duke athletic director Kevin White has announced that he plans to retire in August.
Perhaps the biggest change Cutcliffe noted is that he will no longer be serving as the team's offensive play-caller.
