As basketball season approaches, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2024-25 roster. Next up is junior forward Maliq Brown.
As basketball season approaches, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2024-25 roster. Next up is graduate student forward Mason Gillis.
With the college basketball season right around the corner, it's time for the Blue Zone to break down the 2024-25 Duke women's basketball roster. We previously looked at Jenessa Cotton, Jordan Wood, Louann Battiston and Riley Nelson. Next up is freshman center Arianna Roberson.
As basketball season approaches, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2024-25 roster. We’ve already looked at Cameron Sheffield, Patrick Ngongba II and Darren Harris. Next up is freshman forward Isaiah Evans.
With the college basketball season right around the corner, it's time for the Blue Zone to break down the 2024-25 Duke women's basketball roster. Next up is transfer guard Riley Nelson.
Cameron and Cayden Boozer, the twin sons of former Blue Devil Carlos Boozer, announced their commitment to Durham Friday morning in a YouTube video.
With the college basketball season right around the corner, it's time for the Blue Zone to break down the 2024-25 Duke women's basketball roster. Next up is Louann Battiston.
As basketball season approaches, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2024-25 roster. We’ve already looked at Cameron Sheffield and Patrick Ngongba II. Next up is freshman guard Darren Harris.
With the college basketball season right around the corner, it's time for the Blue Zone to break down the 2024-25 Duke women's basketball roster. Next up is sophomore forward Jordan Wood.
As basketball season approaches, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2024-25 roster. Next up is freshman center Patrick Ngongba II.
As basketball season approaches, the Blue Zone provides a detailed preview of each player on Duke men's basketball's 2024-25 roster. First up is Rice transfer Cameron Sheffield.
With the college basketball season right around the corner, Blue Zone is here to break down the 2024-25 Duke women's basketball roster. Up first is freshman forward Jenessa Cotton.
Saturday morning, Duke men’s basketball hosted its third-annual Dribble for Victory over Cancer event, featuring a mile-long dribble around Wallace Wade Stadium with members of the men’s team. The funds raised by community members amounted to $133,800, with 700 registrants for the event — the most that Dribble for Victory has gathered in its three-year history.
The lesson began under dark blue lights, with cheers echoing through Cameron Indoor Stadium. Countdown to Craziness had finally arrived — and with it, the annual chance to learn Duke’s pillars of basketball culture.
Exactly a month before both Duke men’s and women’s basketball kick off their seasons Nov. 4, Blue Devil fans piled into Cameron Indoor Stadium for Duke’s annual Countdown to Craziness.
On Friday, Emilee Skinner, the No. 7 overall recruit in the class of 2025 according to ESPN, announced her decision to join Duke’s roster next season. She is the first commit for head coach Kara Lawson in this cycle.
Countdown to Craziness will kick off the 2024-25 season for both men's and women's basketball. The Blue Zone breaks down what fans can expect to see.
In a change to the typical Krzyzewskiville tenting system, undergraduate students who wish to register between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. will be placed in the lottery. Those who want to register after 9 a.m. will have a chance to enter through the traditional walk-up line rules.
Now, to fill the days of waiting, the Cameron Crazies can plan their watch parties, cancel any conflicting plans and start studying for the tenting test — because the full schedule is here.
In honor of Duke’s Centennial, the Blue Zone’s Blast from the Past series highlights pivotal figures and events in Duke sports history. Next, we look at the transformation of Duke's basketball program over the last century.
