Duke men's basketball welcomes No. 2 Virginia for clash of styles at Cameron
By Michael Model | January 26, 2018Virginia has not allowed more than 68 points this season, but the Blue Devils have never scored fewer than 78.
Virginia has not allowed more than 68 points this season, but the Blue Devils have never scored fewer than 78.
No. 18 Duke struggled out of the gate, but soon took control of the tempo en route to a 75-50 victory.
We discuss the five biggest questions heading into Duke’s second matchup against a top-five opponent this season.
Two years and two surgeries seem like a lifetime ago for Gorecki, who is now Duke's second-leading scorer.
Duke must find consistency in its discipline with the ball—the team’s Achilles' heel in all five of its losses.
During Bagley’s worst collegiate half, Duke, as usual, had one underappreciated force in the post.
It seems as though the Blue Devils have finally found an answer in the zone defense.
Last year's Blue Devils stormed back and pulled out a critical thrilling 85-83 victory in Winston-Salem. This year’s fourth-ranked Blue Devils are not in such a dire situation.
Reddish seems to relish the opportunity to be in the spotlight. At the mention of Coach K's name, you could see his eyes light up.
Four missed free throws and a series of defensive breakdowns by the Blue Devils kept the Tar Heels in striking distance down the stretch.
Just before the horn sounded in the fourth quarter, North Carolina's Paris Kea hit a 3-pointer to even the game and send it into overtime.
It is no longer Mike Krzyzewski vs. John Calipari for most of the nation's top recruits—in the twilight of his career, there's Krzyzewski and then there's everybody else.
For some players, the rise to stardom in college basketball can only be seen on game day. But for Duke’s lone four-year senior, the path taken was atypical.
The No. 15 Blue Devils will roll into Carmichael Arena to face North Carolina Sunday afternoon riding a four-game winning streak.
Duke has had elite recruiting classes for the last several years, but a shocking announcement Saturday night may make its Class of 2018 its best ever.
The senior captain got his shot and mojo back in No. 5 Duke’s rout of the Panthers.
The Chronicle's Mitchell Gladstone and Hank Tucker talked with Seth Davis—Duke alumnus and managing editor of The Fieldhouse—about the Blue Devils and the college basketball landscape as a whole.
The Blue Devils may be one man closer to full strength when they take the court against Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon.
No. 5 Duke will host the floundering Panthers Saturday at 4 p.m. at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The No. 15 Blue Devils beat the Hokies at Cassell Coliseum for their 72nd straight victory against teams from the state of Virginia.