2016 Duke basketball target Sacha Killeya-Jones commits to Virginia
By Amrith Ramkumar | January 1, 2015The versatile forward has been on Duke's radar recently but announced Thursday he would be taking his talents to Charlottesville.
The versatile forward has been on Duke's radar recently but announced Thursday he would be taking his talents to Charlottesville.
The Blue Devils have showed dramatic improvement on the defensive end this season and their 3-point defense is a big reason why.
It was another close game at the half, but the Blue Devils ran away and hid from Wofford in the second half.
As the No. 2 team in the nation, Duke knows no team is going to roll over when facing the Blue Devils—not even the scrappy Terriers. But in the end, talent and size won out.
Duke may be looking to go out of 2014 with a solid win, but the Terriers are refusing to play dead through the first 20 minutes.
Duke will look to continue its home-court dominance against Wofford after just one day of rest following its route against Toledo
With 2014 coming to a close, the Blue Devils will look to finish the year on a high note in their final nonconference home game.
As 2014 draws to a close, recruiting for the classes of 2015 and 2016 has been heating up around the country.
The ability of point guard Tyus Jones to set the tone on both ends of the court could determine whether or not the Blue Devils can put Wofford away early.
After ending the first half on a down note, head coach Mike Krzyzewski implored his team to play with more excitement. One Jahlil Okafor dunk off a steal and a Krzyzewski floor slap later, the Blue...
The underdog Bears quickly became the Cinderella of the 2014 Big Dance by knocking off the Blue Devils. Second-seeded Duke women's basketball also suffered an early exit, falling to DePaul in the...
In the opening half, the Blue Devils seemed to play with a clean slate, unaware that they had ever faltered against one of the nation’s elite programs in past years. The second half served as a...
After an 11-day holiday break, the Blue Devils overcame a slow start with a strong second-half to knock off Toledo 86-69.
For 20 minutes, it looked like Duke had what it took to upset the second-ranked team in the nation, but turnovers and poor shooting ended the upset bid in the second half.
In its last game coming out of a break, the Blue Devils needed a monster performance from Jahlil Okafor to get by. Playing their first game in 11 days, it was more of the same Monday.
Duke is playing in its first game in 11 days and the Blue Devils have found themselves in a dogfight.
There wasn't a lot of action across the college basketball landscape as teams took time off for the holidays, but there were a couple of important games involving ACC teams:
Many teams took time off for the holidays, but there were still some major games involving top-25 teams, including a much-anticipated top-five showdown.
The three keys for the Blue Devils in their first game following an 11-day holiday break are defending with intensity, dominating the paint and avoiding the rust that plagued them against Elon.