Duke women's basketball to begin Kara Lawson era against Longwood
By Alex Jackson | November 25, 2020After a seemingly endless offseason, Duke basketball finally returns Wednesday at 12 p.m.
After a seemingly endless offseason, Duke basketball finally returns Wednesday at 12 p.m.
In the first game of the season, the experience is going to be key for the Blue Devils.
The official start of the Kara Lawson era is finally here. Welcome to The Chronicle's 2020-21 women's basketball season preview.
With the Blue Devils' 2020-21 season beginning tomorrow, five of our beat writers break down their predictions for the upcoming campaign.
This is easily the best the program has done on the recruiting trail since 2017. So how have Lawson and the Blue Devils been able to make it happen?
As Lawson takes the next step in her accomplished career, she will look to use all the lessons from her vast background.
While McCallie's resignation shook the confidence of Duke's then-2021 commits, de Jesus remained.
There are colossal shoes to fill this coming season. But if there’s anyone who can do it, it’s Mikayla Boykin.
Goodchild's defense and 3-point shooting can make or break this year's squad.
As Duke welcomes Kara Lawson as its next women’s basketball head coach, it also welcomes an entirely new assistant coaching staff: three individuals with a myriad of experiences and over four decades of college coaching experience.
With so much uncertainty around who’s suiting up in blue and white this season, let the Blue Zone be your player guide.
Blue Devil fans will have to wait a little bit longer for the return of Duke men's basketball.
Head coach Mike Krzyzewski leading a talented squad toward the dream of a national championship at the end of the season.
Gene Banks doesn’t have his jersey retired in Cameron and spent just his senior campaign playing for legendary head coach Mike Krzyzewski, but his Duke career ranks as one of the more significant in program history.
There’s a million reasons to talk about the talent of the 2020-21 Blue Devils. But this offseason, none of those storylines have been what first comes to mind.
Johnson’s path to Duke was anything but smooth.
With the Blue Devils' 2020-21 season beginning in less than a week, our senior beat writers break down their predictions for the upcoming campaign.
If Duke wants to compete for its first ACC regular season title in more than a decade, it is absolutely necessary for head coach Mike Krzyzewski to wholly embrace small ball lineups.
Shooters that can't defend and defenders that can't shoot will doom a small-ball scheme. Instead, the Blue Devils should turn to 7-footer Mark Williams.
Check out all of the Blue Zone's men's basketball player previews heading into this season.