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After Duke’s down-to-the-wire finish against No. 17 Miami, it faces yet another road challenge in Blacksburg, Va., against Virginia Tech. Here are three points to the Blue Devils’ success Monday evening.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of Jan. 16-22.
Duke split its Sunday doubleheader, losing a nail-biter to No. 16 Harvard before following it up with a 7-0 sweep against North Carolina Central.
The Blue Devils put together an impressive performance in the Hokie Invitational over the course of two days, setting four school records and providing plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
No. 13 Duke overcame a 15-10 first-quarter deficit Sunday afternoon to beat Syracuse 62-50 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Fresh off a big win against Miami Saturday afternoon, Duke next heads to Blacksburg, Va., for its first match against Virginia Tech since last year's ACC tournament. The Blue Zone is here with a potential difference-maker for both sides.
Duke held on through the third quarter and finished strong, walking out of Cameron Indoor Stadium with a 62-50 win.
After each Duke game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. In a collaborative effort, the Blue Devils slipped past Miami at home and won by two points. The Blue Zone takes a look at the key stats.
In their win against Miami, the Blue Devils’ defense was the one to falter against an explosive Hurricane offense, but the Duke attack stepped up and powered the team to a win.
Coming off of a lopsided 35-4 defeat at the hands of Central Michigan the night before, Duke lost at the hands of archnemesis North Carolina 37-6 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
It was raining and the wind was howling on Coach K Court, but Duke avoided the eye of the storm as it eked out a win against the Hurricanes.
The two sides fought for pole position early, but both teams are still looking to take the lead with the game tied 38-38 at halftime.
Duke kicked off the 2023 portion of its season Jan. 14 with its first of two Triangle-area matchups.
Defensive coordinator Robb Smith is not returning to head coach Mike Elko's staff for a second season, Elko announced Saturday morning via the team's social media.
Starting guard Jeremy Roach will return from a three-game injury absence Saturday against No. 17 Miami, while sophomore guard Jaylen Blakes will play with a broken nose.
Duke men's basketball's date with No. 17 Miami has arrived, and the Blue Zone has you covered with our can't-miss prop bets.
Duke hopes to respond from its road loss at Clemson last weekend against No. 17 Miami. Before the two teams square off at 12 p.m. Saturday, the Blue Zone is here with three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
Starting the game off on the right foot can set an important tone for the rest of the game, and slow starts have been a theme as of late for No. 13 Duke.
The 13th-ranked Blue Devils fell to No. 17 North Carolina at Carmichael Arena 61-56 Thursday night in the first highly competitive game in the rivalry in more than three seasons.
It is important to look beyond the anecdotal evidence from a few games. Taking a broader look at the season statistics, this team’s defense is clearly something special.
