Duke may have the second-most active players in the National Basketball Association this year, but the school’s influence extends far beyond the court.
Duke’s basketball programs will welcome a combined seven new players next season, and five of them took the court yesterday at the McDonald’s All-American Games at the United Center in Chicago, Ill.
Learning to play without Kyrie Irving was like beginning a whole new season.
It all started with the Dougie. With a freshman shimmying down the graduate student section in Cameron Indoor Stadium, exuding a blend of confidence, cockiness and above all, pure joy, the dance...
PHILADELPHIA — It all started with 30 seconds left in the first half. Down by eight and with a full shot clock, the Blue Devils forced an attempt and then turned it over, choosing not to hold onto...
PHILADELPHIA — Despite what a certain sitcom title may say, it’s not always sunny in Philadelphia. For Duke, last night was one of those occasions.
For the first time in five years, a Blue Devil was named to the AP All-American first team.
When Duke first faced Connecticut in late January, the Blue Devils weren’t ready for the matchup, coming away with their first loss of the season, 87-51.
PHILADELPHIA — In Duke’s game last week against 11-seed Marist, head coach Joanne P. McCallie went into the locker room at halftime stressing more aggressive play and physicality.