Duke basketball Player of the Week: Week 15
By Lucas Hubbard | February 21, 2014Jabari Parker is the player of the week for his consistent play over Duke's brutal schedule.
Jabari Parker is the player of the week for his consistent play over Duke's brutal schedule.
The Blue Devils were up by as many as 24 points in the second half but that did not stop N.C. State from making it a game.
After a brief hiatus, Duke’s defense appears to be back performing at a high level again.
“There was something missing,” Mike Krzyzewski said after Duke’s 74-66 loss to North Carolina.
Jabari Parker's double-double and consistent offensive performance Thursday earned him the game ball.
The Blue Devils squandered an 11-point second-half lead before falling on the road to rival North Carolina.
Controlling emotions, stopping North Carolina's big two and hitting free throws are the keys for a Duke win in Chapel Hill.
Coming off of impressive showings against Boston College and Georgia Tech, Quinn Cook is the X factor for Duke against North Carolina.
Kyrie Irving's All-Star game MVP award puts him in rarified air and his him trending up this week.
With their backs against the wall Monday, the Blue Devils responded by routing a top-10 opponent
Inclement weather could only put off college basketball’s premiere rivalry for so long
With Duke playing North Carolina and Syracuse over the course of a three-day period, the Blue Devils could be prepping early for a Final Four run.
Quinn Cook and Rasheed Sulaimon form a one-two punch in the Blue Devils' backcourt
Hot shooting earned the Blue Devils an early lead. When the shots stopped falling, their defense made it stick
The play of Trae Golden and Duke's production from beyond the arc are keys for the Blue Devils against Georgia Tech.
Duke will need Amile Jefferson's rebounding prowess to secure a road win against Georgia Tech.
Every time the Blue Devils needed a big play, their sophomore point guard rose to the occasion.