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The new era of Duke women’s basketball will officially tip off on the hardwood in two months, but the coaching staff’s effort on the recruiting side has been in the works since earlier this summer.
In a press release Wednesday, the team announced starting cornerbacks Mark Gilbert and Josh Blackwell received surgery and will both be out indefinitely.
This weekend's match could be the first indicator of who will turn the tide and become a serious ACC contender.
Saturday marks the first time Virginia will take the field this season, and Duke is praying the Cavaliers play like it.
It's time to look at how some former Blue Devils have been performing at the next level.
For Duke, this week is all about forgetting about the past and moving forward.
The Blue Devils will be without both of their starting cornerbacks for the foreseeable future.
In order to slow down Virginia’s offense, Chris Rumph II and the rest of the defensive line will need to step their game up.
“It’s a televised game. It’s the first one in a long time—they have worked really hard,” Nagel said.
In their first regular-season match in 320 days, the Blue Devils managed to put up a high-intensity fight but ultimately fell short.
Duke is going to have a long, uphill battle against the Virginia Cavaliers this Saturday.
When the buzzer sounded after 110 minutes of play, the Blue Devils were met with a familiar fate.
The conference finals are well underway, and the NBA bubble is emptier than it’s ever been.
Everyone needs to take a step back and relax before they hit the panic button on Duke’s season.
The Blue Devils were hampered by five turnovers and red zone woes in their loss to the Eagles.
Explosive. With former Clemson Tiger Chase Brice transferring in and David Cutcliffe assuming play-calling duties, that was the word that was supposed to define Duke’s offense this season.
In a fan-less Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke fell in its home-opener 26-6 Saturday.
It's been another low-scoring contest so far, with Boston College leading 7-6.
Despite a tough opening loss against Notre Dame, Duke football came into the season looking fairly strong.
Here are our beats' takes on the Blue Devils’ home-opener against Boston College Saturday, which pits Duke as a 5.5-point favorite.
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