Key Three: Duke basketball vs Clemson
By Drew Johnson | January 13, 2016The Blue Zone takes a look at three keys to Wednesday's game between Duke and Clemson.
The Blue Zone takes a look at three keys to Wednesday's game between Duke and Clemson.
After easily dispatching the Hokies in their first conference home game of the year, the No. 9 Blue Devils hit the road again to take on Clemson Wednesday at 7 p.m. at BSW Arena in Greenville, S.C.
Miami's visit to Virginia Tuesday highlights a busy week in the ACC as pretenders and contenders are beginning to become clear.
The upsets keep coming in a college basketball season that appears as wide-open as any in recent memory.
Azura Stevens is the Blue Zone's Player of the Week after putting up two double-doubles in this week's games.
Marshall Plumlee is the Blue Zone's Player of the Week after setting his career-high in points in both games this week.
Louisville forced the No. 18 Blue Devils into 22 giveaways as the Cardinals took down Duke 65-48 Sunday at the KFC Yum! Center, leaving the Blue Devils still in search of their second road win of the season.
The Blue Devils honored their 1966 Final Four team and 1991 national champion team Saturday at halftime against Virginia Tech.
The Blue Zone takes a look at three key stats and three key plays in Duke's win against Virginia Tech Saturday.
After knocking down four straight 3-pointers to open the game, the Blue Devils got a second straight career day from center Marshall Plumlee and handed the Hokies their first loss in conference play.
No. 18 Duke will look to use the momentum from Thursday's 52-point second half to pick up their second road win of the season Sunday at the KFC Yum! Center against Louisville.
Center Marshall Plumlee scored a career-high 21 points and 10 rebounds Saturday as Duke won the rebounding battle 42-33 and recorded eight blocks, six of which came from swingman Brandon Ingram.
After playing host to Tony Romo, Demarco Murray and other members of the Dallas Cowboys the last two seasons, the Blue Devils welcomed another football figure to Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday.
No. 14 Duke used eight first-half 3-pointers—seven of them in the game's first 7:04—to jump out to a 27-point halftime lead before running away with an 82-58 victory against Virginia Tech at Cameron Indoor Stadium
After two convincing wins to open conference play on the road, the Blue Devils are back inside the friendly confines of Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on one of the ACC's surprise teams early in league action.
The Blue Zone looks at three keys to a Blue Devil victory Saturday against Virginia Tech.
The Blue Zone takes a look at one player from each team that could the difference Saturday in Duke's contest against Virginia Tech.
Azurá Stevens led all scorers with 23 points, Rebecca Greenwell added 21 points and nine rebounds and Angela Salvadores poured in a career-high 18 as the Blue Devils routed Wake Forest Thursday.
Despite foul trouble for Grayson Allen and Matt Jones early in the second half, Duke pulled away behind 14 second-half points from an aggressive Marshall Plumlee.