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Coming off two miraculous one-goal victories, it was clear that the Blue Devils were beatable, especially going into a matchup against yet another top-five opponent. But few could have predicted the beatdown that occurred Saturday afternoon.
It was the kind of ending that sophomore Hannah Miller will never forget.
With the regular season's exciting conclusion fast approaching, let’s take a look at some former Blue Devils in the NBA.
A former top-50 prospect and Big 12 All-Freshman Team selectee, Celeste Taylor averaged 12.3 points and 4.9 rebounds on 35.3% shooting and 26.2% usage.
Duke's Abby Landry scored the final goal of the game with 8:15 left, but that wasn’t remotely close to the end of the action.
When the going got tough, Jaravee Boonchant and Erica Shepherd were able to get going, leading the Blue Devils to narrow 3-2 victories against fourth-seeded Maryland and third-seeded Virginia Tech.
Barry's four-goal performance this past weekend was exciting and could be a sign of greater things to come for the senior.
The 22nd-ranked Blue Devils dropped three out of four games in their weekend series with the 14th-ranked Hokies.
It’s hard to imagine Duke men’s basketball without Mike Krzyzewski at the helm, but that bizarre reality feels even more inevitable by the day, as North Carolina head coach Roy Williams’ recent retirement indicates.
After weeks of rumors circulating about Duke’s activity on the transfer market, the Blue Devils secured their first transfer add of the offseason, and second of the year as a whole.
Last week saw the second playing of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, an exclusive invitational for the top nonprofessional players in women’s golf. This year’s event featured 85 players, and close observers of Duke women’s golf might have recognized a few names.
Duke’s Varsity Eight powered the way, complemented extremely well by its lower boats, for a solid performance on Ohio State’s home waters at the Griggs Reservoir.
As the old saying goes, records are meant to be broken. And when it comes to relays, it’s safe to say that speed kills.
Just four days after Roy Williams' retirement, North Carolina found the next leader of its men’s basketball program.
The Blue Zone brings you five key stats from this week in Duke athletics.
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 March 30-April 5.
What was once a season full of optimism now begs for answers.
Now with the dust settled from the March 25 trade deadline, let's take a look at former Blue Devils several on new teams making a splash in the NBA.
An even score doesn’t necessarily reflect an evenly matched game. Despite leaving Raleigh without a win, the Blue Devils controlled play for almost the entire night.
It’s easy to forget how much you miss the feel of a crowd, and how little you pine for soccer fans’ yelling over offsides and fouls. Duke took the opportunity to remind me of both Friday.
