Now that Mike Buckmire is officially a scholarship athlete, let's take a look at some of his brightest moments thus far.
At the opening day of the K Academy, Mike Krzyzewski, Tre Jones, Wendell Moore, and Grayson Allen met with members of the media Wednesday to discuss what’s new and how next season is shaping up.
The DeLaurier news comes just a few hours after a report that former teammate Marques Bolden will not return to Duke for the 2019-20 season.
Marques Bolden will not return for his senior season at Duke.
Marvin Bagley III was rewarded for a strong rookie season, in which he averaged 14.9 points and 7.6 rebounds.
Although many criticize Cam Reddish for his inefficiency, there's still a lot to be excited about regarding the former Blue Devil's NBA potential.
Reddish played third fiddle to Duke's other superstar freshmen. Now, his draft stock will pay.
For the trio of former Blue Devils expected to be taken in the lottery, it’s now starting to clear up on where they may start their professional careers.
The New Orleans Pelicans won the NBA Draft Lottery Tuesday night, overcoming just a six percent chance to do so—tied for the sixth-best odds.
We all know Zion would fit in pretty much anywhere in the NBA, but which teams offer the Duke one-and-done the best chance to thrive in the pros?
Jeremy Roach is the No. 14 recruit in the Class of 2020.
Longtime Duke assistant Steve Wojciechowski signed an extension with Marquette through the 2023-24 campaign.
Ellis committed to the Blue Devils back in November.
Overtime shared a video Saturday of Duke's head coach and associate Jon Scheyer making their way courtside to watch the promising young eighth-grader.
With Matthew Hurt and Cassius Stanley both committing, the 2019-20 Duke roster is starting to shape up.
The No. 29 recruit in the Class of 2019, Stanley joins Vernon Carey Jr., Matthew Hurt, Wendell Moore and Boogie Ellis in the Blue Devils' star-studded incoming class.
Two of the Blue Devils' rising seniors will consider the possibility of turning pro, but still may return to Duke next fall.
The all-time Division I wins leader has turned his focus to the daunting task of replacing three projected top ten picks in the NBA Draft.
The Blue Zone looks at Zion's NBA potential.
Duke secured another top recruit Friday in Matthew Hurt, who joins the likes of Vernon Carey Jr. in the Class of 2019.
