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The Blue Devils are in the midst of an incredible run of success, and their talent this year is their best since their record 2017 campaign.
Schwantz's experience, hitting percentage and defensive saves will all prove to be crucial for the Blue Devils.
The fall Olympic sports have waited patiently while uncertainty continued to surround who they'd suit up against this fall—until now.
Damond Philyaw-Johnson turned heads as a redshirt sophomore last season, and enters the 2020 campaign with huge expectations.
The starting job is up for grabs, with three players having legitimate cases to take snaps.
The loss of Wohlabaugh comes as a huge blow to the Blue Devils' offensive line.
Duke's running backs start the season already with two backs injured.
Coleman spoke with reporters over Zoom Monday to discuss his speech during last Thursday's Black Lives Matter protest, how he's experienced racism throughout his own life, his passions outside basketball and more.
If history has taught us one thing, it’s that the ACC should fear Duke volleyball after a bad season.
Duke's receiving corps returns the majority of its receiving yards from a season ago.
Duke's field hockey team is reeling from a subpar season, the loss of its two All-Americans and a pandemic. Can a youth movement capitalize on a shortened season?
Wallace Wade Stadium was the site of a crazy scene this week in 2002.
Duke athletics alumni and students alike have shown their support to this cause through social media, attending peaceful protests and giving touching speeches.
Ingram becomes the first Duke player to receive the honor.
Duke athletes had to come up with unique activities to spend time on while stuck quarantining on campus.
It's been nearly six months since a Duke team took the field for official competition, but college sports are finally back.
Both the men and the women have their sights set on top-three in the ACC, and results like that are certainly not out of the question for either group.
It’s been nearly 30 years since Norm Ogilvie wasn’t involved in Duke distance running. But after his retirement this past summer, it’s time to move forward and look to the future for the Blue Devils’ men’s and women’s cross country teams.
There is a heavy presence of former Blue Devils in this year's NBA playoffs. While some fight for playing time, others have been balling out.
With last Saturday’s scrimmage serving as an inflection point in the growth of this iteration of Duke football, the last few days have been an opportunity for the coaching staff to find out how the depth chart will shake out.
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