In its penultimate home game of the season, Duke men’s basketball will welcome Virginia to Cameron Indoor. The Blue Zone brings you a player from each squad to keep an eye on.
After each Duke basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Bouncing back from a close loss at Wake Forest, the Blue Devils trounced Louisville in a 84-59 victory, and the Blue Zone is here to break down the contest.
Filipowski’s commendable nine points and 10 rebounds played second fiddle to a pair of excellent performances by Roach and Mitchell in No. 10 Duke's cruise-control defeat of the Cardinals despite the absence of key freshman Caleb Foster.
Back at Cameron Indoor Stadium after a three-game road slate and looking to rebound from a hard-fought loss at Wake Forest over the weekend, No. 10 Duke put Louisville in its pocket Wednesday night to the tune of a 84-59 win.
Back in Durham after a lengthy road trip, No. 10 Duke used a strong first-half defensive effort Wednesday evening to grab the lead over visiting Louisville at the break. Twenty minutes remain inside Cameron Indoor Stadium as the Blue Devils look to preserve a 36-23 lead.
Just days after a controversial end to Duke's loss against Wake Forest Saturday, where fans stormed the court to celebrate and knocked into sophomore center Kyle Filipowski, the Blue Devils' star big man is back in action against Louisville.
After a heartbreaking loss late against Wake Forest, Duke is returning home for a midweek matchup against Louisville. The Blue Zone has a key player to look out for on both squads.
A 1-1 week consisting of a win at Miami and a loss at Wake Forest saw Duke men’s basketball drop two spots to No. 10 in the latest AP poll. The Blue Zone is here to break down movement around the country.
No. 8 Duke is looking to bounce back after a tough road loss against Wake Forest. The Blue Zone is here with three keys to victory for the Blue Devils.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. No. 8 Duke played down to the final seconds before suffering a brutal loss to a punchy Wake Forest group, and the Blue Zone is here to review the action.
The ordering test, administered every year by the line monitors, is one of the many factors in determining the order that Black tents will enter Cameron Indoor Stadium on the fateful day of Duke’s home game against North Carolina. How would you do?
When he showed up to his postgame press conference, Scheyer’s first words weren’t about his injured player. They were in praise of the team that had just knocked his off the top of the ACC’s standings and broken Duke’s five-game win streak.
In a battle that featured 14 lead changes and seven ties, No. 8 Duke fell 83-79 to the Demon Deacons in front of a sellout crowd Saturday afternoon at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
In the final game of its three-game road trip, No. 8 Duke made the short journey to Winston Salem for a battle against Wake Forest. The Blue Devils and Demon Deacons have gone toe-to-toe in a gritty first half, with the visitors holding a 38-36 lead at the break.
No. 8 Duke men's basketball faces a tough task with a road trip to Wake Forest as underdogs. The Blue Zone is here with some can't miss prop bets.
After a big win against Miami, Duke will conclude its three-game road series at Wake Forest. Before the contest, the Blue Zone is here with a potential difference-maker from each squad.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. No. 8 Duke continued its winning ways with an 81-57 throttling of Miami on the road, and the Blue Zone is here to preview the action.
Duke men’s basketball will look to finish its three-game road trip undefeated Saturday, as the Blue Devils will travel to Winston-Salem to take on Wake Forest. Before the game, the Blue Zone is here with three keys to a Duke victory.
There was one aspect that truly sent the Blue Devils over the edge in their second trip this season to the Sunshine State — their defense.
No. 8 Duke controlled both ends of the court in an impressive 84-55 win against Miami at the Watsco Center, holding the Hurricanes to just 31.1% from the field while also shooting 51.9% on its own.
