Duke legend Grant Hill to call 2015 Final Four with icons Nantz, Raftery
By Amrith Ramkumar | February 3, 2015He was in the studio last year, but now will be in the spotlight during college basketball's biggest weekend.
He was in the studio last year, but now will be in the spotlight during college basketball's biggest weekend.
The 2001 National Player of the Year is part of an elite group that will be recognized during the ACC tournament.
The sophomore reserve showed his toughness in two tough ACC road games and is trending up as a result.
The Blue Devils could see some more competition for one of their top targets in the class of 2016 after new 24/7 sports composite rankings were released.
With two top-12 wins in its last three games, Duke is beginning to look like a team capable of living up to its expectations.
With potential ACC and NCAA tournament seeding on the line, the Blue Devils protected their home court and earned a victory against a top-10 opponent.
It was another big week Around the ACC, but by the end the Blue Devils found new life in the conference regular season race.
in a turbulent week full of distractions, the Blue Devils went 1-1 but stayed at No. 4 in this week's poll.
In a season full of tough matchups against ranked teams, arguably none will be as important for the Blue Devils as Monday’s game against the No. 8 Cardinals.
It was a relatively calm week in the world of women's basketball and around the ACC, but the upcoming stretch could be huge as the Blue Devils look to make a push.
The Blue Devils got a big win Thursday and the effort of Oderah Chidom coming back from injury was a big reason why.
The Blue Devils' senior captain led them to a dramatic win Saturday that could serve as a turning point for their regular season.
Former Duke standout Jay Williams picked Virginia to knock off Duke Saturday on College Gameday—he might regret it now.
Despite trailing by double digits in the second half, the No. 4 Blue Devils rallied and handed No. 2 Virginia its first loss of the season.
The Blue Devils’ most talented player did something he hadn’t yet in his college career—go the first 16:57 without attempting a shot.
The Washington, D.C., native made all three of his 3-pointers—which accounted for nine of his 15 points on the evening—during Duke's 22-7 run.
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski reached the pinnacle of his profession with win No. 1,000 Jan. 25 at Madison Square Garden, but just six days later he achieved another notable accomplishment.
Duke dismissed junior guard Rasheed Sulaimon from its program Thursday afternoon, but the Blue Devils didn't let it affect their play Saturday.
With 5:19 left in arguably their most important game of the season, the Blue Devils looked dead in the water.
Duke entered enemy territory outnumbered and literally shot its way out, as the Blue Devils handed the Cavaliers their first loss of the season Saturday.