Duke women’s basketball survives despite sloppy play
By Shane Smith | February 24, 2019Duke ranks 186th in rebounding margin and just 281st in free throw percentage, hindering it with late game situations and much needed stops.
Duke ranks 186th in rebounding margin and just 281st in free throw percentage, hindering it with late game situations and much needed stops.
Whether Duke indeed has some weary legs Tuesday or not, it should benefit from a newly-added piece to its rotation.
Sophomore forward Jade Williams scored a career-high 17 points and freshman forward Onome Akinbode-James nearly notched a double-double.
Saturday night's game was packed with action, with some surprise contributors in Joey Baker and Alex O'Connell.
It hasn’t been an easy season for McCallie and her young team thus far, again displayed in their blowout loss to No. 1 Notre Dame.
After struggling mightily without Zion Williamson against North Carolina, the Blue Devils thrived against the Orange.
R.J. Barrett almost single-handedly kept Duke in the contest during the opening period, and led all scorers with 17 points in the half.
The Blue Devils have struggled offensively without Zion Williamson down low.
Joey Baker unexpectedly saw his first action of the season Saturday.
Can Duke stay dominant in the paint without its most physical freshman?
For the first time all season, Zion Williamson will miss a complete game.
After striking and killing a man with his car in a tragic accident in Syracuse, N.Y., Wednesday night, Boeheim won't miss Saturday's game.
Notre Dame dominated in all categories, having three players in double-digits at the half and three with 20-plus points at the end of the game.
This episode needs no introduction—literally. Our hosts, Mitchell Gladstone and Derek Saul, break down this year's first edition of the Duke-North Carolina rivalry.
The last time Duke dealt with an injury to a starter, it recovered from the loss for one of its biggest wins of the year.
The Blue Zone analyzes Duke's bizarre sneaker situation.
Wednesday night was disappointing for Duke fans, as the Blue Devils fell to their rival and lost their best player to injury.
National Player of the Year frontrunner Zion Williamson is out indefinitely with a mild knee sprain.
Along with former President Barack Obama, a slew of celebrities attended Wednesday’s game between No. 1 Duke and No. 8 North Carolina at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
In wake of freshman phenom Zion Williamson's injury against North Carolina Wednesday in which his Nike shoe tore to shreds, Nike has issued a statement.