Tyus Jones steals ACC Rookie of the Week honors from teammate Jahlil Okafor
By Amrith Ramkumar | December 8, 2014The freshman point guard led his team to a 10-point win at then-No. 2 Wisconsin to earn the award for the first time this season
The freshman point guard led his team to a 10-point win at then-No. 2 Wisconsin to earn the award for the first time this season
Although the top of the conference fared well, for the first time since 2011, the ACC lost the ACC/Big Ten Challenge 8-6.
Following their biggest win of the season, the Blue Devils finally made a move in the AP Poll.
In a week with unexpectedly close games and unexpected blowouts, the road to Tampa is definitely heating up.
Although the 7-0 run to start the second half certainly contributed to the loss, facts are facts—the Blue Devils have lost their last three games on late runs by opposing teams.
The Blue Devils had a rough week, but the return of their three-time All-American should give them a lift as finals roll around.
A'ja Wilson's second-chance bucket as the clock wound down. helped the Gamecocks steal a win from the Blue Devils Sunday at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Coming off two consecutive tight losses to top-15 opponents, the Blue Devils have yet to prove that they can beat some of the top teams in the nation.
A busy week for former Blue Devils in the NBA saw Kyrie Irving's new shoe release, Jabari Parker named Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month and much, much more.
Love, a former walk-on and personal assistant to President Barack Obama, has now penned a book about his time with two of the more prominent leaders in the nation
The Cavalier point guard became the 20th player with a signature Nike basketball shoe Wednesday night.
The former Blue Devil star hasn't been great, but was good enough to garner accolades early in his career.
The Blue Devils' point guard gets the nod after leading Duke to victory at No. 2 Wisconsin
Playing its second consecutive road game against a top-15 opponent, the Blue Devils were again done in by struggles on offense down the stretch in a tight contest.
The Duke team that defeated No. 2 Wisconsin 80-70 Wednesday night was not the Blue Devil basketball team we have become accustomed to through the season's first seven games.
In the most anticipated matchup of the season, No. 4 Duke prevailed against No. 2 Wisconsin, earning a 80-70 win.
The Blue Devils did what few teams have done in the Bo Ryan era—beat the Badgers at the Kohl Center.
The Blue Devils, playing without All-American center Elizabeth Williams, dug out of an early hole but couldn't pull away from Nebraska after halftime.
The three keys for the Blue Devils are containing the Badgers' versatile center, staying disciplined on defense and winning matchups on the perimeter