Curry, Plumlee named Wooden Award finalists
By Bobby Colton | January 11, 2013
Junior Chelsea Gray recorded a career-high 15 assists, as the No. 4 Blue Devils used a second half scoring blitz to take down Clemson 82-45.
Duke hasn’t lost to Wake Forest since 1996, and until recently, it didn’t look like the Demon Deacons would pull off the upset this year.
Saturday’s showdown with No. 20 N.C. State presents a hurdle the No. 1 Blue Devils have yet to clear this year: winning a true road game.
Senior forward Ryan Kelly is sidelined indefinitely after aggravating an injury to his right foot, according to a press release from the team.
No. 3 Duke hosts Clemson Thursday night as the Blue Devils look to stay undefeated.
Even though Mason Plumlee has seen his scoring output dip the last three games, he is still Mike Krzyzewski's "guy."
Bouncing back from his first scoreless effort of the year, Cook led the Blue Devils with 27 points.
A look at Clemson as the Blue Devils continue conference play Tuesday night at 7 p.m.
As classes are set to begin for the second semester at Duke, the Blue Devils learned three early lessons this week.
Chelsea Gray's second career triple double led Duke to an easy win against Boston College.