Greenwell eclipses 1,000 career point threshold as Duke women's basketball rolls against Longwood
By Emily Davis | November 15, 2016The duo combined for 57 points as the Blue Devils rolled.
The duo combined for 57 points as the Blue Devils rolled.
Tuesday's Champions Classic nightcap will feature a battle between two electric backcourts offensively.
Frank Jackson will need to provide instant offense off the bench against Kansas like he did last weekend and could even get a starting nod.
The Chronicle's Brian Pollack and Hank Tucker break down what the Blue Devils need to do to beat No. 7 Kansas.
No. 1 Duke will face its first stiff challenge of the season Tuesday when it takes on No. 7 Kansas in the second game of the Champions Classic at about 9:30 p.m. at Madison Square Garden.
Coming off a 103-99 overtime loss to then-No. 11 Indiana Friday evening, No. 7 Kansas will make the journey to Madison Square Garden Tuesday night to battle No. 1 Duke in the 6th edition of the Champions Classic in New York City.
Frank Jackson provided instant offense and energy off the bench in both of Duke's first two games.
Rebecca Greenwell had a career day in Duke's season opener against Liberty.
After a scorching 18-4 run to begin the game, Brown’s 20 points helped the Blue Devils hold off Pennsylvania 64-55 Sunday afternoon at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke had no trouble with the Antelopes without three of its top freshmen on the floor.
The Chronicle's Mitchell Gladstone and Hank Tucker break down Duke's second straight blowout win to open the season.
Junior Grayson Allen poured in 25 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Blue Devils to a 96-61 victory against Grand Canyon Saturday evening at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
At the break, No. 1 Duke leads Grand Canyon 46-29 thanks to a balanced offensive attack led by 14 points from Grayson Allen.
A balanced effort with five players in double figures powered the Blue Devils past Marist in their season opener.
The Chronicle's Sameer Pandhare and Sid Bhaskara broke down what worked for the Blue Devils without three of their best freshmen in the 94-49 win.
With three of Duke’s freshmen on the bench in street clothes, it was the Blue Devil returners that carried the load in Duke’s season opener.
A 10-0 run to end the first quarter gave Duke a lead it would not surrender.
Even without three projected NBA lottery picks on the court for their regular-season opener, the No. 1 Blue Devils wasted no time breaking Friday's game open.
Jefferson is ready to be a leader in the frontcourt after a fractured foot cut his senior year short last season.
Even without some of its top frontcourt options, Duke should still dominate the glass against two undersized opponents this weekend.