Less than a year after committing to Duke, point guard Derryck Thornton will transfer elsewhere to continue his college career.
In the penultimate week of the NBA's regular season, several former Blue Devils are finishing their years strong or setting their teams up for deep playoff runs.
Leading scorer Grayson Allen will return for his junior season, Duke announced in a press release Wednesday.
With the 2015-16 season in the books, more dates are being penciled in for the Blue Devils' 2016-17 slate—including plenty of neutral site contests early in the season.
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski alluded to it at times throughout the season, but Brandon Ingram made it official Monday—the Blue Devil standout will not be returning for his sophomore campaign.
The Blue Zone continues its season review series with junior Matt Jones
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski underwent successful total knee replacement surgery Sunday, the team announced in a press release.
The Blue Zone continues its season reviews with forward Sean Obi, who played his first season as a Blue Devil after transferring from Rice.
Former Duke point guard Trajan Langdon addressed common misconceptions about his home state of Alaska in a YouTube advertisement April 1 for Lawless Jerky, a beef jerky company based in Arizona.
Duke is slated to play UNLV in Las Vegas Dec. 10 at the new T-Mobile Arena, which was constructed by MGM Resorts International and will open next week.
The Blue Zone continues its season reviews with sophomore Grayson Allen
Former Duke vice president and director of athletics Tom Butters—the man who hired head men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski as part of a 30-year career as a Duke administrator—died Thursday night.
With the NBA playoffs rapidly approaching, several former Duke players are helping their teams make a final playoff push.
With the Miami Heat in the midst of a three-game road trip, rookie Justise Winslow took to Twitter to hold an open Q&A session with his followers.
The Blue Zone continues its player review with ACC Freshman of the Year Brandon Ingram.
Jayson Tatum was named the Gatorade National Boys Basketball Player of the Year Thursday during a surprise announcement at his high school in St. Louis.
The Blue Zone continues its player season reviews with point guard Derryck Thornton.
