Coming in at No. 5: Three former Duke men's basketball stars went highly in the NBA Draft, with Zion Williamson, R.J. Barrett, and Cam Reddish all being drafted in the top 10 spots.
In Zion Williamson’s absence, Ingram has come alive, posting career highs in almost every major statistical category.
As the 2010s come to a close, The Chronicle decided to compile our own all-decade team consisting of the five most impactful Blue Devil seasons over the last 10 years. Narrowing it down to just five players was not easy, but here are the results.
The Blue Devils will try and replicate their recent Ivy League success as the decade comes to a close, with a matchup against Brown Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Exam week might be over for the Blue Devils, but Ivy-League competition during Winter Break could certainly put Duke to the test.
The Blue Devils are eyeing a return to the top spot as 2020 approaches.
Baker's 22 points and five 3-pointers both marked career highs for the sophomore wing. His pair of triples with less than 10 minutes remaining sparked the crowd to start cheering "JOEY."
Unfortunately for Wofford, Duke locked up Storm Murphy and Nathan Hoover, who combined for just 12 points on 5-for-20 shooting.
Junior point guard Jordan Goldwire filled in admirably with a stout defensive effort and sophomore forward Joey Baker put on an absolute show.
Duke would not let the Terriers put themselves in prime position for another upset.
Duke will be without its own star point guard Thursday evening against Wofford.
This year's Wofford team isn't as talented as last year's, but they did just beat UNC.
The Blue Zone examines a key player from each team who could make the difference Thursday night.
After nearly two weeks off for final exams, Duke returns to the court Thursday evening to take on Wofford at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Zone breaks down three keys to the game if the Blue Devils hope to come away with a victory.
The Blue Devils avoided college basketball mayhem in Week 6 and rose from No. 7... by simply not playing a game.
Thanks to chaos ahead of them and two big road wins, the Blue Devils made a sizable leap.
Tune in for our latest podcast on what's happening with the Blue Devils.
A dominant second half carried Duke to a 77-63 victory against Virginia Tech Friday evening.
After a close first half, No. 10 Duke was able to show one of the most promising aspects of its season thus far in a gritty win over Virginia Tech.
Jordan Goldwire had perhaps the most spectacular game of his career, leading the team in rebounds and steals. He scored 10 points, including two treys, and played more minutes than anyone except Tre Jones.
