HOOS HOUSE? Duke men's basketball clinches season sweep of No. 3 Virginia
By Hank Tucker | February 9, 2019The Blue Devils earned their third straight win in Charlottesville and are the frontrunners for the ACC regular season title.
The Blue Devils earned their third straight win in Charlottesville and are the frontrunners for the ACC regular season title.
Duke got off to an explosive start to the contest.
The last time a Virginia team beat the Blue Devils was Jan. 30th, 2000.
Since Duke captured the national title in 2015, it has not earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
Can Duke stay out of foul trouble against Virginia?
A sweep of the season series would put Duke in the driver’s seat to win its first ACC regular-season title since 2010.
The Blue Devils notched their second straight win Thursday.
Duke will look to Cam Reddish to continue his hot streak against Virginia.
Our Mitchell Gladstone breaks down five things to watch for when Duke meets Virginia Saturday.
Last year’s Chapel Hill attendance of 4,634 was 700 more than the Tar Heels’ matchup with then-No. 4 Louisville later in the season.
Duke students will be able to return to their lucky spots in Cameron from the Blue Devils' epic 72-70 win three weeks ago.
Duke easily defeated Boston College in another ACC matchup.
The Blue Devils have struggled to come out of the gates strong—offering a blueprint to defeat one of the top teams in the country.
Reddish's massive steal and reversal to cut the Eagles' lead to two just before the halftime buzzer set the stage for a strong finish.
The Blue Devils' shooting woes returned Tuesday as Boston College is in the hunt of a second straight upset.
Tre Jones will have his hands full once again as Ky Bowman comes to town Tuesday.
The Eagles handed Duke its first loss of the 2017-18 campaign in an 89-84 defeat.
Jack White needs to take a bigger role again for the Blue Devils.
Duke remains at No. 2 for another week.
Although only Kyrie Irving is an All-Star, Duke products will be well represented in Charlotte.