Duke women's basketball overcomes slow start to knock off Clemson
By Brian Pollack | February 7, 2014It did not look pretty at the start, but the Blue Devils found their groove in the second half and were able to pull away for the victory.
It did not look pretty at the start, but the Blue Devils found their groove in the second half and were able to pull away for the victory.
Following a loss to a very shorthanded Los Angeles Lakers team, Kyrie Irving, Luol Deng and the rest of the Cavaliers are in a rough place.
Rasheed Sulaimon's impressive showings against Syracuse and Wake Forest earn him player of the week honors.
Chris Collins has his Wildcats team thriving in conference play, earning a series of big wins in recent weeks.
After falling to Notre Dame last weekend, the Blue Devils have the chance to rebound with a road matchup against Clemson.
Duke's inability to finish in the lane ended up being the difference maker in a 91-89 overtime loss to Syracuse.
Rasheed Sulaimon stepped up at the point guard and in the process earned the game ball.
After the last week there will be no more talk of Rasheed Sulaimon being banished to head coach Mike Krzyzewski's doghouse.
The Blue Devils used an 18-1 run at the end of the first half to break open the contest and blow by the Demon Deacons.
Duke goes to the locker room leading 46-33 thanks to the early play of Rasheed Sulaimon and Andre Dawkins.
Wake Forest isn't Syracuse, but Duke still needs to replicate that same effort and energy Tuesday night.
Amile Jefferson's recent play has been a big help for Duke, and the team needs him to keep it up tonight.
Seth Curry is using the constant changes in the D-League rosters to make himself better and advance himself toward playing in the NBA.
Saturday's 91-89 overtime loss to Syracuse was Duke's fifth loss of the year. On paper, this looks concerning. It also just feels concerning.
After playing a long and emotional game against a new rival, the Blue Devils are ready to defend their home court against a familiar foe
Syracuse is the first unanimous No. 1 since Duke back in the 2010-2011 season.
Notre Dame solidified itself as the No. 2 team in the nation with an easy victory against Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Syracuse stays unbeaten after a thriller in the Carrier Dome.
From the opening tip, the Blue Devils looked out of sync in an 88-67 loss to Notre Dame at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
For the second time this season, the Blue Devils have to look themselves in the mirror after a decisive defeat to a top opponent at home.