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Jordan Goldwire had perhaps the most spectacular game of his career, leading the team in rebounds and steals. He scored 10 points, including two treys, and played more minutes than anyone except Tre Jones.
The team walked through the Oval Office and spoke with President Trump, but did it get the fast-food treatment offered to Clemson this January? Regardless of the President’s shortcomings on the golf course, everyone involved got a taste of something new during the expedition up north.
Duke is now guaranteed to finish below .500 on the year, putting its bowl hopes in serious jeopardy.
Duke has squelched its way to only a three-point deficit at halftime in a wet evening matchup against Wake Forest. The Blue Devils trail 13-10.
Duke barely scraped out a win against Kansas two weeks ago in New York. That'll have to be ancient history when the Blue Devils take on California Thursday and either Georgetown or No. 22 Texas Friday.
Duke's star point guard Tre Jones left the game with a head injury, but Blue Devil freshmen like Matthew Hurt dominated in his absence.
The Duke point guard has yet to return to the game since seven minutes left in the first half.
With a deep lineup and a seasoned head coach, Duke's mantra this season might be to expect the unexpected.
The small forward from White Plains, N.Y. is the Blue Devils' very early first piece of their 2021 class.
For any real shot at a title this year, columnist Glen Morgenstern argues Duke has to roll the dice with its freshmen.
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