In the midst of Duke's Centennial celebration, the Blue Devils were pummeled in their ACC opener Friday evening, being shut out at home by a score of 45-0.
The 12th-ranked Blue Devils welcomed Clemson to Durham Saturday afternoon. The whiplash competition left its outcome up in the air until the very end. But Duke pulled through.
The Blue Devils hit the hardwood of Cameron Indoor Stadium after a difficult road test midweek looking for a second-straight win against Clemson. With one half of basketball yet to play, No. 12 Duke leads the Tigers 32-26.
After a return to winning ways Tuesday against Louisville, No.12 Duke returns home with a Saturday afternoon matchup against Clemson. The Blue Zone is here with some can’t miss prop bets.
Coming off a demoralizing loss Sunday at the hands of then-No. 4 N.C. State, the Blue Devils needed a strong performance to help right the ship. Something had to give, and it all broke the way of the home team — on a night commemorating one of the sport's legends.
After a historic 22-7 season featuring a trip to both the ACC championship and the Sweet 16 — losing to eventual national champion Virginia in both — Duke is primed for another deep postseason run. The eighth-ranked team by ITA has the majority of its squad returning, including the entire starting singles lineup.
Following a road victory against Louisville, No. 12 Duke looks to reestablish momentum at home against Clemson. Prior to tip off Saturday afternoon, the Blue Zone breaks down a key player from each squad.
Led by double-point scoring efforts from Ashlon Jackson, Taina Mair, Kennedy Brown, Delaney Thomas, and Camilla Emsbo, a sufficient 53.0% field goal percentage in tandem with a suffocating defensive performance proved to be too much for Cameron Indoor Stadium’s Sunshine State visitors to handle.
After a bounce-back win against Louisville, Duke men’s basketball will face a Clemson team that is looking to turn around a less-than-ideal start in ACC play. The Blue Zone brings you three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
As the Blue Devils prepare for the ITA Kickoff Weekend — their first marquee match series of the season — they look for a season with immense upside, but just as many questions.
Duke’s 2024 schedule was released on a special ACC Network program Wednesday evening, the first under a new scheduling model caused by the additions of SMU, California and Stanford to the conference for the 2024 season.
After each Duke men’s basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. The Blue Devils earned a bounce-back 83-69 win against Louisville Tuesday, and the Blue Zone is here to break down the contest.
Tyrese Proctor's breakout game came exactly when his team needed it, but not necessarily when it expected it. So did a crucial defensive performance from Sean Stewart. But more broadly, the Blue Devils haven’t really subscribed to “expectations” this year.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers.
The Blue Devils ultimately found a way to overcome their discomfort, emerging from the KFC Yum! Center with an important 83-69 victory that restarts their ACC winning run.
On the road for the first time since an early January trip to Pittsburgh, No. 12 Duke and Louisville are duking it out Tuesday night at the KFC Yum! Center. With 20 minutes to play, the Blue Devils hold a 45-34 advantage.
After a crushing defeat to Pittsburgh Saturday, No. 12 Duke is back in action against Louisville Tuesday night. Ahead of the matchup, the Blue Zone is here with some can’t-miss prop bets.
All 32 names on Duke’s roster lived and breathed the beautiful game, such that an amalgam of different nationalities not only fit into the team but actively built its chemistry.
After a disappointing home loss to Pittsburgh, the Blue Devils will travel to Kentucky and take on Louisville. The Blue Zone is here with a key piece for both teams heading into the matchup.
Duke traveled to Columbia, S.C., for a spring slate opener that pitted it against both South Carolina and UNC Asheville. On the women’s side, victory was swift and decisive.
