ChronSports' Top 10 of 2020 — No. 3: Duke men's basketball mounts epic comeback in Chapel Hill
By Ramona Naseri | December 29, 2020Duke’s epic comeback in Chapel Hill left campus fired up, except for the benches Dean Sue made sure to protect.
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Duke’s epic comeback in Chapel Hill left campus fired up, except for the benches Dean Sue made sure to protect.
Duke men’s basketball was one of many athletic programs nationwide to call attention to racial injustice this year.
The Blue Devils will host East Carolina in Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday at 12 p.m., looking to stay undefeated after two back-to-back blowout wins against Longwood and Western Carolina.
Goodchild's defense and 3-point shooting can make or break this year's squad.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Nov. 9.
On his best nights, Baker can be quite a threat from beyond the arc and the basketball IQ he’s gained from some of his former teammates can make him a valuable player.
As long as Goodchild keeps it up with her stellar shooting from beyond the arc, and improves on her shooting from other points on the court, she can be a dangerous shooter for Duke.
The five-star recruit will most likely be a consistent starter at forward. Although he may not be the lead scorer by the end of the season, he will still likely be the most important player on the team due to his versatility.