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"He will practice today, and unless something happens in the next couple days for any of the players, we should be all ready to play," Krzyzewski said.
Duke continued its dominant February this past week, while its fellow powerhouses atop the ACC struggled to keep up.
“They’re just in a good place, having a lot of fun, playing for each other,” Young said. “That’s what we want to see this time of year.”
After a gritty, mistake-filled Friday and Saturday of baseball, it was a perfect storm for the Blue Devils Sunday for the rubber match.
The Blue Devils finished strong to eke out a win against a ranked team.
An aggressive start payed off for the Blue Devils as they defeated the Pioneers on the road.
Coming off a physically and emotionally exhausting week, Duke had to rally quickly before taking on Notre Dame, and rally it did.
Williamson, Jones, Quinn Cook and more former Blue Devils made surprise appearances in Durham. Both the current squad and the Cameron Crazies couldn't get enough of them.
Duke exploded from deep in the second half to pull away and easily put away Notre Dame.
Without the high-flying Cassius Stanley, the Blue Devils failed to pull away from the Irish. However, Duke's offense was sparked by an unexpected source.
The freshman guard's injury was announced just minutes before the game began.
Alex O’Connell has proven that he can be effective on any number of minutes.
Zion isn't the only former Blue Devil to make a splash in the past week.
A win against the Irish won't inspire a bench burning, but the Blue Devils might need to borrow a blowtorch to subdue a volatile Notre Dame squad.
The Blue Devils' cohesiveness as a unit was on full display Thursday night, impressing a coaching staff that has known what this team could accomplish.
There should be no underestimation of the Fighting Irish heading into this matchup.
It was wire-to-wire domination for the Blue Devils Thursday night, as they jumped out to an early lead and never looked back.
After two seasons of making it to the super regionals but no further, the Blue Devils are making Omaha their mission this spring.
The national women’s basketball polls are a mess right now.
Head coach Chris Pollard hopes his team doesn't come down with a potentially season-threatening illness.
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