Former Blue Devil star Brandon Ingram is staying busy in the days leading up to next Thursday’s NBA draft, making appearances on two prominent ESPN shows Wednesday morning.
The New Orleans Pelicans have hired former Duke standout and former Atlanta Hawks president of basketball operations and general manager Danny Ferry to be a special advisor, the team announced Wednesday.
USA Basketball managing director Jerry Colangelo wants Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski to replace him after the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, ESPN's Andy Katz reported Tuesday afternoon.
Rodney Hood, Jabari Parker, Justise Winslow, Jahlil Okafor and Brandon Ingram were selected for the 25-man team, giving Duke the most players of any school.
Four of the six players comprising Duke’s third straight top-ranked recruiting class—Jayson Tatum, Harry Giles, Frank Jackson and Javin DeLaurier—left high school early to enroll in the University’s first summer session and join the team early.
Kyrie Irving and the Cleveland Cavaliers are making a triumphant return to the NBA finals after winning the Eastern Conference Finals against the Toronto Raptors.
Delaurier was one of 26 young players invited to the USA U18 National Team training camp June 14-18 at the United States Olympic Training Center.
Duke will host Michigan State in next year's ACC/Big Ten Challenge, CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein reported Monday evening.
NPR provided a glimpse of Quinn Cook’s journey in the NBA D-League as an undrafted rookie Thursday.
The Miami Heat fell to the Toronto Raptors in seven games, meaning Kyrie Irving is the main former Duke standout still standing in the playoffs.
The 6-foot-11 Bolden committed to the Blue Devils Thursday afternoon, becoming the fourth five-star recruit in Duke's incoming recruiting class.
Kyrie Irving led the Cleveland Cavaliers to the Eastern Conference Finals, but other former Blue Devils have struggled during the second round.
Head coach Mike Krzyzewski underwent successful inguinal hernia repair surgery Monday at Duke University Hospital, the team announced Monday.
For the first time since the 2011-12 campaign, the Blue Devils will have a player wear the jersey No. 0 next season.
Eight former Blue Devils are on teams in the second round of the playoffs—more than any other college program.
Nike's "Ky-rispy Kreme" truck will tour the country with limited edition Kyrie 2 shoes in Krispy Kreme's red and green colors.
The Blue Devils still await Marques Bolden's decision, but Duke’s coaching staff is already hard at work in building its recruiting classes for the next couple of years.
As the first round of the NBA playoffs begins to wrap up, one all-star led his team to a sweep, but several other former Blue Devils are still locked in tight series.
The ACC approved a medical hardship waiver for forward Amile Jefferson Friday, officially making the Philadelphia native eligible to return for a fifth season in 2016-17.
The NBA playoffs are almost a week old, and several former Blue Devils have been major contributors for their teams a couple games into the first round.
