Key Three: Duke men’s basketball will have to adapt without Tre Jones against Virginia
By Ramona Naseri | January 16, 2019Duke hopes to avoid its first string of consecutive losses of 2018-19, with undefeated Virginia coming to town.
Duke hopes to avoid its first string of consecutive losses of 2018-19, with undefeated Virginia coming to town.
Duke students' most creative attempt at vintage craziness this season will not come to fruition.
With the next edition of the budding rivalry occurring Saturday evening, The Chronicle looks back at the best games in recent series history.
After a significant growth spurt during the summer after seventh grade, Akinbode-James’ life changed.
Duke looked disoriented without two of its best players against the Orange.
Faced with a defensive scheme that thrives in denying the lane, Duke struggled mightily in compensating with three-point shooting.
With Cam Reddish already sidelined by illness, Duke lost another piece of its star-studded freshman foursome Monday.
Without Tre Jones and Cam Reddish, Duke suffered its first ACC loss to Syracuse at home.
After starting blazing hot with a 12-0 lead in the opening 3 minutes, Duke came back to Earth and Syracuse came back into the game.
Reddish will not start for the first time this season, feeling under the weather.
After being forced to win without arguably the team's biggest star against Florida State, the Blue Devils will be back to full strength Monday.
Duke remains the team to beat in college basketball.
Will Duke be able to hit from deep?
The Blue Devils will have a quick turnaround after Florida State, facing Syracuse just two days later.
Cam Reddish seemed to turn his season around Saturday afternoon.
Cam Reddish put his recent struggles aside and took over down the stretch as Duke notched another win against a top-15 team.
Cam Reddish nailed a 3-pointer with 0.8 seconds left to beat the Seminoles 80-78.
Florida State rallied from a double-digit deficit to take a one-point lead.
For the ninth time in the show's history, ESPN College GameDay will be broadcast from Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke will face its biggest test of conference play so far against Florida State.