Six seconds, five dribbles, three defenders and one shot. That’s all it took for number three to get Duke past No. 7 Virginia for the 17th straight time at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Grayson Allen's scoop shot as time expired lifted the Blue Devils to a 63-62 win against No. 7 Virginia on head coach Mike Krzyzewski's 69th birthday, and continued a string of epic games between the two teams.
The Chronicle's Ryan Hoerger and Meredith Cash react to the Blue Devils' thrilling victory against No. 7 Virginia, keyed by Grayson Allen's game-winning bank shot as time expired.
Grayson Allen's tough runner at the buzzer sent Duke past No. 7 Virginia 63-62 Saturday at Cameron Indoor Stadium, giving the Blue Devils their second straight top-20 win.
Duke trails No. 7 Virginia 34-31 after one half of play at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Freshman Brandon Ingram took awhile to heat up but leads all scorers with 13 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the floor—including a 2-of-5 clip from downtown.
Duke dealt Virginia its first loss of the season last year in Charlottesville behind the clutch play of Tyus Jones, and could move back into the top 25 with another marquee win in Cameron Indoor's 1,001st game Saturday.
Duke continues its treacherous journey through the heart of the ACC Saturday when No. 7 Virginia comes calling at 4:30 p.m. at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The Blue Zone takes a look at one player from each team that will be the difference maker Saturday in Duke's contest against Virginia.
The Blue Zone looks at the three keys to the game ahead of Duke's matchup against Virginia.
The ACC announced men's basketball opponents for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons Friday, handing Duke a tough road slate for next season.
With the All-Star break upon us, the Blue Zone takes a look at how some former Blue Devils have fared in recent games and their outlook going forward.
The Chronicle's men's basketball beat writers take a look at the storylines surrounding the Blue Devils.
For many, life can be a series of misfortunes, regrets and mistakes. But for former Duke standout Jay Williams, as the title of his book says, life is not an accident.
If there’s anyone who can relate to what Amile Jefferson is going through right now, it’s Ryan Kelly.
Perhaps Monday's seven-point victory against this year's edition of the highly-regarded Cardinals will—in foresight—mark a critical turning point in the Blue Devils' season once again.
Grayson Allen scored 16 of his 19 points in the first half, and Duke went to Brandon Ingram down the stretch as a 6-foot-9 point guard, slashing through the lane to draw contact.
After Monday's win against Louisville, the Blue Devils find themselves just one game back in the win column from the top spot in the ACC.
Behind a combined 37 points from freshman Brandon Ingram and sophomore Grayson Allen, the Blue Devils held the Cardinals off down the stretch and emerged with their first victory against a ranked opponent.
Duke defeated No. 13 Louisville 72-65 Monday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium, powered by a combined 37 points from Grayson Allen and Brandon Ingram.
Duke leads No. 13 Louisville 35-24 after one half of play at Cameron Indoor Stadium in the 1,000th game in the history of the historic venue.
