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They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details – and the numbers:
At both the Wolfpack and Tennessee Invitationals, Duke swim and dive continued to establish itself as a formidable opponent.
A number of Blue Devil divers have already proven themselves to be valuable contributors in the 2023-24 aquatics season. The Blue Zone breaks down the need-to-know names and stats from the first few weeks of competition.
Showing off at home for the first time this season, the Blue Devils brought fierce competition to their matchup against the Seahawks. The women’s team dominated in the pool with big wins and impressive bursts of speed, while the men’s team battled through several close races but ultimately fell short.
The Blue Devils commenced their 2023-24 season Saturday in an away matchup against Virginia Tech. While the No. 15 women’s team emerged victorious 183-117, the men came up on the short end of a 166-120 score.
Duke is poised to enter the 2023-24 swim and dive season as an aquatic powerhouse boasting a talented younger class that will be looking to make a splash this winter.
Duke grabbed the No. 16 spot in the AP poll after a runaway victory against N.C. State. The Blue Zone breaks down the movement in the poll after a weekend of dynamic games.
Heading into Week 6 of the NFL regular season, several former Blue Devils are getting key minutes for their teams. The Blue Zone breaks down the performances of these Duke alumni.
The fourth-ranked Blue Devils are on a roll, having won eight straight games. As Duke eyes a program record, the Blue Zone breaks down the players behind the streak.