Duke women's basketball readies for road contest at N.C. State
By Sameer Pandhare | February 22, 2015After having their six-game winning streak snapped Monday, the Blue Devils look to get back on track with tournament time approaching.
After having their six-game winning streak snapped Monday, the Blue Devils look to get back on track with tournament time approaching.
Duke entered Saturday's matchup against Clemson with just seven healthy scholarship players available. But it was more than enough to handle the Tigers.
No. 4 Duke tamed the Tigers Saturday, routing Clemson 78-56 behind the play of senior Quinn Cook and freshman Justise Winslow.
With Jahlil Okafor on the bench, Quinn Cook and Justise Winslow combined for 47 points as the Blue Devils took care of the Tigers Saturday.
With Jahlil Okafor in a boot and on the bench, it has been another freshman that has been turning heads at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
It may not have the hype of the Tobacco Road rivalry, but the Blue Devils know they can’t let their foot off the gas pedal against their next opponent.
The three keys for the Blue Devils Saturday are battling on the glass, surviving Jahlil Okafor's absence and keeping Clemson's best creator out of the paint.
The Blue Devils' senior leader will be key for a young squad coming off an emotional win Wednesday against its rival.
The swingman is one of the Blue Devils' top remaining targets in next year's class and will also visit North Carolina Saturday.
Our Meredith Cash and Amrith Ramkumar get you ready for the home stretch by breaking down the most pressing questions facing the Blue Devils.
The new uniforms from Nike feature "Duke" in white letters, outlined in blue, continuing a recent trend of creating one-time jerseys.
The former Blue Devil standouts won a title together in 2010 and were part of a chaotic Thursday before the trade deadline.
In an instant classic, No. 4 Duke overcame a seven-point deficit with 1:35 remaining in regulation to defeat a taller, more physical North Carolina team 92-90 in overtime Wednesday night at Cameron...
The legendary head coach received a touching tribute from the players and coaches of both teams before tipoff of one of the nation's most intense rivalries.
There were several high-profile players at Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night.
The 6-foot-11 freshman center's status going forward remains uncertain after Wednesday night's injury.
Wednesday night's thrilling rally had many parallels to the Feb. 8, 2012 meeting between Duke and North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
With a week before the ACC Championships, Duke will use the Virginia Tech Challenge to fine-tune technique and make final decisions about events.
Quinn Cook's five first-half treys have helped the Blue Devils to a halftime lead on their rivals, despite a late injury to freshman star Jahlil Okafor.