Today the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the country will play each other in Baltimore, Md. That’s all that matters—at least that is what the No. 2 Blue Devils (11-0) would like to believe....
When Duke plays Johns Hopkins tonight in their much-anticipated matchup of the country’s top two teams, it will be yet another huge game for the perennially top-ranked Blue Jays, who last...
Thursday was Opening Day at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Today will be, too, as the game was suspended at the start of the 10th inning because of rain and will continue at 6 p.m.
The No. 5 men’s tennis team takes on the ACCs only other undefeated team today, third-ranked Virginia, at 1 p.m. in Ambler Tennis Stadium.
Nevermind that Wednesday’s loss to Wake Forest was Duke’s first conference road loss since 1989.
More than 2,000 runners, jumpers and throwers will gather this weekend in Wallace Wade Stadium for the largest Duke Invitational in the track meet’s 17-year history.
For the first time since George H.W. Bush was in office, No. 12 Duke lost a conference road match Wednesday, falling to No. 36 Wake Forest, 6-1.
With March Madness in the past, the time has come for America to return to its pastime.
Sept. 9, 2004, Tampa Bay shortstop B.J. Upton settled into the righthanded batter’s box at Yankee Stadium.
When Monique Currie told teammate Jessica Foley last week that she was passing up her final year of eligibility and jumping to the WNBA, Foley was disappointed.
The football team wrapped up a spring practice season Wednesday that was replete with injury and burdened with the difficult task of adjusting to a new offensive coordinator.
As the hot afternoon sun began its slow descent behind the surrounding forest, large shadows began to cast themselves across portions of the field.
The Blue Devils just can’t win.
April 4 was Sean May’s 21st birthday, but it was Roy Williams who received the greatest gift in North Carolina’s 75-70 win over Illinois in Monday’s national championship game.
His name was LeBron James.
Freshman Jade Ellis has a one-track mind.
The fifth-ranked men’s tennis team spent its southeastern road trip blowing away the competition, taking out No. 37 Georgia Tech 7-0 Saturday and No. 19 Clemson 5-2 Sunday.
The women’s tennis team came within a point of winning both of its home matches over the weekend but only managed a single victory.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — As threatening clouds rolled in and covered Klockner Stadium during the second half Saturday afternoon, rain was imminent.
Playing short-handed again, the No.1 Blue Devils blew out the competition at the Bryan National Collegiate to capture their fifth consecutive title at the Browns Summitt, N.C. course.
