In its first contest since clinching the ACC regular season title, No. 5 Duke travels to Coral Gables, Fla. to take on a Miami team in search of a win to solidify its NCAA tournament resume.
Last time the No. 5 Blue Devils took the floor, things were different.
Although the Blue Devils notched the win against Wake Forest Sunday, it now seems like a loss would have been preferable to losing junior Chelsea Gray.
Not often do two Duke players score 20 points in a game, especially during ACC play, but a matchup with Virginia Tech Thursday proved to be the exception for the Blue Devils.
Despite winning by double-digits, Duke had to play its toughest to secure a hard-fought 71-56 victory over Maryland, in a game that had the feel of an NCAA tournament contest.
In a tilt with two top-10 foes, Duke will play host to Maryland at Cameron Indoor Stadium tonight in the first of the two teams’ remaining matchups this season.
Duke heads to Charlottesville, Va. Friday to take on Blue Devil alum Joanna Boyle and her talented Virginia squad.
Duke was able to do what its male counterpart could not when it handily defeated Miami 82-43, led by Chelsea Gray who notched 16 points and six steals.
After notching a tie against No. 25 Wake Forest, Duke will play UNC Wilmington.
From Tobacco Road to the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the women of Duke basketball are going global with their skills on the court.
On a shelf in Joanne P. McCallie’s office sits a photo of her standing and smiling next to Cindy Blodgett.
Add All-American to the list of Elizabeth Williams’ accolades.
Caught in hostile territory against the home-state team, the battle-tested Blue Devils finally found themselves facing a deficit they could not overcome this season.
Despite a sluggish start in its NCAA tournament regional semifinal, Duke was dominant in its 74-47 victory against No. 3 seeded St.
No. 2 seeded Duke will play in its third consecutive NCAA Regional Final tonight, in search of an upset over Stanford to reach the Final Four for the first time since 2006
After a sluggish start in Fresno, No. 2 seeded Duke was dominant in a 74-47 victory against No. 3 seeded St. John’s at Save Mart Center Saturday night.
“We just recognized that you have to be able to play any place, anywhere, any time and in any conditions,” Duke head coach Joanne P.
Facing an opponent playing on its home floor and a trip to the Sweet 16 on the line, the Blue Devils used the game’s intensity to get hot from the field.
Vanderbilt’s zone defense Tuesday night was no match for the Blue Devils.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Coming off its 82-47 drubbing of Samford in the opening round of the NCAA tournament Sunday, Duke will face...
