Duke men's basketball to battle No. 12 Texas Tech at Madison Square Garden
By Michael Model | December 20, 2018After starting the month of December with four straight 30-point blowouts, Duke will close out 2018 with another top-15 showdown.
After starting the month of December with four straight 30-point blowouts, Duke will close out 2018 with another top-15 showdown.
Duke women's basketball looks for a marquee win after a two-week layoff.
Our Mitchell Gladstone breaks down Texas Tech ahead of Thursday's matchup in New York.
Jack White will need to hit from beyond the arc to help Duke overcome Texas Tech's suffocating defense.
Duke easily took care of Princeton at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
White provided a much needed boost after a sluggish start to the contest.
After Princeton scored the first eight points of the contest, Duke took control and never looked back.
The Blue Devils looked sluggish in the first half after a 10-day layoff.
Duke will come off a ten-day finals break on Tuesday against Princeton, with tipoff set for 6 p.m. in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke will return to the court after a 10-day layoff due to exams.
Madison Treece played in 21 games in her Duke career.
Duke remained at No. 2, as top-ranked Kansas thwarted an upset bid from Villanova.
Duke will take on Princeton Wednesday nearly 79 years after opening Cameron Indoor Stadium with a win against the Tigers.
Duke will need Tre Jones' defensive pressure to limit offensive opportunities for the Tigers.
Virginia will come face to face with one of its worst nightmares again when the Cavaliers visit Cameron Indoor Stadium on Jan. 19.
Only Kansas remains ahead of Duke in the AP Top 25.
Don’t look now, but Alex O’Connell is undergoing a transformation into a key piece for Duke.
The Blue Zone breaks down Duke's win against Yale.
The Blue Devils used a dominant defensive effort to eliminate the Bulldogs Saturday.
Duke's defense sparked an offensive run late in the first half as the Blue Devils head into the locker room with the advantage.