Seven seasons—that's how long it has been since Duke last won the ACC regular-season crown. Following 2017-18, that number will stretch to eight.
The real way to tell if the Blue Devils will top the ACC is by looking at their defense—and Duke’s going to be scary there.
The Blue Devils enter the 2017-18 season looking to utilize a dangerous combination of height and mobility.
The stage is set for the top two teams in the nation to square off in less than weeks.
Here’s a ranking of all 15 men on the roster, only measured in small part by basketball talent.
On the eve of the 2017-18 season, the Blue Devils got a surprise announcement on the recruiting trail to help their long-term outlook.
Duke made its opening statement in what is likely to be a year-long topic of interest for even casual college basketball fans.
On a night expected to primarily feature the next group of Blue Devil freshman phenoms, Duke’s lone returning star stole the show.
For the first time in nearly eight months, the Blue Devils will see people other than their teammates on the other end of the court.
For the second straight year, Duke is the odds-on favorite in the ACC.
The Blue Devils kicked off their season in style with the ninth edition of Countdown to Craziness Friday night.
We discuss the five biggest questions heading into the Blue Devils’ season.
The NCAA let North Carolina get off disturbingly easy for its academic fraud scandal—with no athletics penalties.
Although there are no active head coaches serving on the Commission on College Basketball, Mike Krzyzewski's fingerprints are all over the committee.
The most recent developments are another black eye for a sport that has been caught in the riptide of changing times.
Seth Davis of The Athletic reported in a profile of Allen that Krzyzewski named the senior guard the lone captain of his 2017-18 Blue Devils.
A temporary platform for broadcasters will be used this season before a new crow's nest with permanent stairs is completed in 2018.
One major publication thinks the Blue Devils still need to prove themselves before moving to No. 1.
If Duke fans are disappointed that they will no longer see Nick Pagliuca, they now have a new walk-on guard to support.
We already knew the opponents Duke would face in conference play this year, but now you can set your calendars for the dates.
