Take of the week: Central Florida did not expose a path to topple Duke men's basketball
By Derek Saul | March 26, 2019Even though Dawkins' game plan was effective in slowing down Duke, it's not an adequate blueprint to topple the Blue Devils.
Even though Dawkins' game plan was effective in slowing down Duke, it's not an adequate blueprint to topple the Blue Devils.
The Blue Zone breaks down the chaotic contest between the Blue Devils and the Knights.
Had the Knights executed the slam or even laid it in, the storyline most likely would be one of a historic, shocking loss for the national title favorite in the first weekend of the tournament.
It was Zion Williamson carried Duke with 32 points and helped seal the most improbable of wins.
The Blue Devils overcame a slow start and went on a run with Tacko Fall in foul trouble to take an eight-point lead.
Duke-Central Florida will feature college basketball's tallest player in Tacko Fall and its most exciting in Zion Williamson.
Dawkins’ Duke ties will not be the biggest storyline of the matchup—rather, that title will belong to the battle between Williamson and Tacko Fall.
When Krzyzewski's 2019 team takes the Colonial Life Arena floor Sunday, it'll be a drastically different kind of group from those of Dawkins' Duke days.
Bolden returned to the Duke lineup Friday for the Blue Devils' NCAA tournament opener at Colonial Life Arena, playing 17 minutes in a comfortable win.
Playing in his home state for the first time since joining Duke Zion Williamson score 25 points in the win.
The Blue Devils have struggled to find any sort of offensive rhythm in the NCAA tournament opener.
Check out the Chronicle's team previews ahead of every matchup of the NCAA tournament from the Round of 64 through the national championship game.
A 16th-seeded team has never beaten the Blue Devils, nor any other team besides last year’s shocker against Virginia.
Duke needs to avoid making it a second straight year where the top overall seed loses to its sixteenth-seeded opponent to open the NCAA tournament.
On the eve of Duke's NCAA tournament opener, one junior is in and the other is probably out.
The Blue Zone breaks down the East region, where Duke is the top seed.
Gonzaga is the odds-on favorite to advance out of the West region.
While some college basketball fans salivate at the idea of a Tobacco Road national championship game, Blue Zone columnist Hank Tucker argues that this would be disastrous.
The Blue Zone breaks down the South region ahead of the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Here's who we think will make the Final Four, which potential Cinderellas we're considering and who we're taking to go all the way.