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The team will hope its 2021 slate, released Thursday morning, will stay according to plan.
For months, we’ve known that the NCAA’s decision to move fall championships to the spring, coupled with the ACC’s decision to compete in the fall, would create an unprecedented spring athletic season.
In a grueling contest that featured eight lead changes, the advantages on the glass and at the line were two key factors that helped Duke prevail.
There were positive signs in Duke’s first dual matches of the season, but some predictable mistakes ultimately downed the Blue Devils.
Freshman Jalen Johnson played the heroic role of Kobe in Duke's Tuesday night victory, exactly one year since Bryant's tragic death.
There’s still plenty of basketball left to be played this season, but this felt a lot like a must-win game for head coach Mike Krzyzewski and his Blue Devils. Luckily for Duke, it got that win.
The Blue Devils hold the early lead, up 33-25 after the first half at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Here are five observations from the first 20 minutes of play.
When the Blue Devils next take the court, they’ll be missing some key upperclassmen.
From an array of disappointing losses to the fifth hole-in-one in Blue Devil history, we break down everything that happened over the last week in Duke athletics.
Duke enters Tuesday night's contest as a five-point favorite over the Yellow Jackets.
The loss snapped Duke's 12-year streak of advancing to the ITA National Team Indoor Championships.
This may well be the most important game of the season for the Blue Devils. Whatever the outcome is, NCAA tournament implications hang in the balance.
As Duke returns home from a trying road trip to host Georgia Tech, the Blue Zone brings you three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
While many view this season as an unprecedented low in the modern era of Duke basketball, it actually bears many similarities to the last time the Blue Devils missed the NCAA tournament in 1995.
I’m sitting here writing this column as my phone continues to light up with more Twitter notifications than I've gotten in the six years years I've had the app.
After falling to the Cardinals on Saturday, one can only hope that Duke brings the same amount of passion and energy to play Georgia Tech on Tuesday.
The two are undoubtedly talented, and yet they’ve been unable to both produce signature performances during the same game.
With a sizable, roaring crowd, back-and-forth action and big time moments, ACC basketball in Louisville truly felt like something close to normal in the sport. Even if Duke fighting for its NCAA tournament life isn’t close to that.
We bring you five observations from the first 20 minutes of play in what is shaping up to be a close one.
The Blue Devils enter the contest looking to snap a two-game losing streak and pick up their best win of the season to date.
