The key three: Duke basketball vs. Michigan State
By Ryan Neu | November 18, 2014The three keys for the Blue Devils include using their size, knocking down perimeter shots and slowing down Michigan State's veteran guards.
The three keys for the Blue Devils include using their size, knocking down perimeter shots and slowing down Michigan State's veteran guards.
He has been Duke's best player so far, can Justise Winslow be the difference again Tuesday?
ESPN announced Tuesday morning that a new 30 for 30 documentary entitled "I Hate Christian Laettner" will premiere Sunday, March 15 at 9 p.m.
The Blue Devils are heading to Indianapolis. That's a sentence Duke would like to see again come late March.
It was a big week for Duke recruiting as two verbal commits made it official and two future targets were in Cameron Saturday night.
The freshman center reeled in the first of many likely regular season accolades after dominating his first two collegiate games.
The Blue Devils stayed still in the poll despite winning their first two games in dominant fashion.
The Blue Devils have been firing on all cylinders this season and with a Champions Classic clash against No. 18 Michigan State looming, The Chronicle makes sure to get you prepared for the first...
The trio combined for 49 points and had some fun with the drums left at Cameron Indoor Stadium by the marching band before the game.
After watching the men’s team dominate Presbyterian Friday night, the Blue Devils were eager to show that there is another basketball team in Durham to keep an eye on.
The junior made a huge impact in Duke's 50-point win against Fairfield without attempting a field goal.
Senior Quinn Cook eclipsed the 1,000-career point mark with a trey early in the second half, but more impressive so far this season has been his enthusiastic leadership.
Senior Quinn Cook earned the game ball for becoming the 64th Blue Devil with 1,000 career points.
Playing its second game in as many nights, the Blue Devils showed no signs of fatigue Saturday.
The Blue Devils seemed headed for another comfortable lead heading into the locker room Saturday, but a late Fairfield run has kept the Stags within striking distance.
The Blue Devils already have two prized commitments in next year's class and are looking for more this weekend.
Maintaining its energy level and staying disciplined on defense will be Duke's top priorities when it takes the court Saturday night.
The explosive Rasheed Sulaimon could be the difference in Duke's second game in as many nights.
As the NBA schedule picks up intensity, former Duke stars are putting up some big numbers in fast-paced contests.