At 6 p.m. Saturday, No. 12 Duke will take on a sub-.500 North Carolina squad in its regular season finale.
If Robinson sees the floor for significant time, expect him to provide a crucial spark for the Duke offense during mid-game lulls.
While so many memorable moments have taken place on the court, there have also been multiple instances off the hardwood that display what Duke vs. North Carolina is all about.
Head coach Mike Krzyzewski will be sending his seniors off in style.
Will the Blue Devils require another miracle to down a Tar Heel team in the midst of one of its worst seasons in recent memory?
How do Duke students decide between attending a game and keeping up with all of their other commitments?
Here are Duke students’ thoughts on the lining up and pregame experience according to results collected from The Chronicle’s survey.
The Chronicle's survey reveals how students feel about one-and-done players, general admission ticket sales and even the concessions at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The Chronicle will release data about student attendance and the factors that explain the concern regarding the Crazies.
Duke desperately needed this kind of momentum-building win as it enters March.
After Monday’s victory against N.C. State, however, the Crazies were treated to something extra special.
Although the young Blue Devil started the evening incredibly cold, Stanley showed enough grit to reignite through adversity.
Veterans Jordan Goldwire and Justin Robinson provided the spark the 12th-ranked Blue Devils needed to erase another poor start and ultimately avoid a third consecutive defeat.
Here are five observations from the opening period.
It was a tough week to be a Blue Devil fan.
Moore can use his driving abilities to become a top-3 option for this Duke offense, but he needs to show greater consistency.
Duke must regroup quickly if they want to right a ship veering dangerously close to disaster.
The nightmares for Duke on the road continued in Charlottesville, Va., Saturday.
If you were asked ‘Which three Blue Devils are going to lead the team?’, the response would seem simple at first. Tre Jones and Vernon Carey are easy answers, but the third is a whole lot trickier.
For the first time in more than seven years, Virginia toppled Duke in John Paul Jones Arena.
