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Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of April 27-May 3.
Expectations have been high for the star-studded Blue Devils all season long. And while the season has been a fairly successful one, it’s becoming evident that Duke is still trying to find its full potential.
Ranked as the No. 85 overall recruit in the Class of 2021 and 17th-best shooting guard per ESPN, he becomes the fourth member of Duke's upcoming recruiting class.
Lost in a flurry of roster movement has been how Mike Krzyzewski plans to replace the departed Nate James, the only assistant coach Krzyzewski's had with playing experience as a big man since Jay Bilas coached in the early 1990s.
This weekend finally marked the first opportunity to see the new faces and future of the Duke football program.
An 11-0 run propelled Duke to its eighth straight win to begin the season.
As we’ve seen the world of sports develop over the last 365 days, I found myself back where I was when it all started: the ACC men’s basketball tournament.
In desperate times, the Blue Devils have found a way to keep on winning. And when it comes to postseason play, that only means one thing: the next one is tougher than the last.
Head coach David Cutcliffe, wide receiver Jake Bobo and cornerback Leonard Johnson met with the media last week to discuss the outlook of the program and next season. Here are some highlights.
Facing the daunting task of winning five games in five days to keep their season alive, the Blue Devils did the only thing they could do Tuesday afternoon: win the first one.
North Carolina state law allowed for a limited amount of fans at the ACC tournament.
The image of a smirking Williamson ensures nobody will ever forget why pickup games on the first floor of Brodie Recreation Center are now limited to one full court
Ben Gross, who earned the win in last week's regional opener, will face a potent Vanderbilt offense, led by JJ Bleday.
Ben Gross started on the hill for Duke, and allowed four runs in five innings of work.
Leaonna Odom, alongside Haley Gorecki, will be a key playmaker for the Blue Devils this season.
