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The Blue Devils’ season has only truly begun, once they start showing out under that lazy Sunday sun.
The upcoming campaign poses some interesting questions regarding starting pitching and bench depth, but Duke looks ready to plunge into a heavy dose of ACC competition.
Duke is, almost inexplicably, ready to mount a challenge for the ACC crown.
There’s an argument to be made that no team was hurt more by the cancellation of the 2020 spring sports season than men’s tennis.
Sometimes, to move forward, you first have to take a couple steps back.
The Blue Devils picked up right where they left off from Saturday's win in Raleigh, taking a 45-26 lead into the locker room. Here are five observations from the first 20 minutes.
Duke might’ve been the benefactor of some early-season luck, but it was clearly the best team in the frigid, rain-soaked Tiger Park this weekend.
Men's basketball dropped yet another heartbreaker, while men's tennis swept its two nonconference opponents.
It wasn’t just a couple of get-right matches for Duke, as two elite freshman prospects donned the blue and white for the first time in a dual meet.
There were positive signs in Duke’s first dual matches of the season, but some predictable mistakes ultimately downed the Blue Devils.
A May 30 protest in Durham against racism and police brutality. Duke students recounted leading chants, speaking and running from tear gas at similar events across the country.
