The NBA is back, and so are Blue Devil alumni in the league. 24 former players are on NBA rosters, and The Blue Zone takes a look at some of their performances to open the season.
On Saturday, 2024 four-star center Patrick Ngongba II announced his commitment to Duke via a live YouTube video. The center’s decision gives the Blue Devils a five-man class for next season, with Ngongba being the first big to join the group.
With No. 2 Duke poised to open its season in Cameron Indoor Stadium against Dartmouth, the Blue Zone highlights a potential difference-maker for both the Blue Devils and the Big Green.
After a long offseason, the Blue Devils are now just days away from their long-awaited return to Cameron Indoor Stadium. With a blended roster of veteran and fresh talent and a second-year head coach with his eyes on the top prize, expectations are high in Durham.
For as long as he can remember, Stewart and his family have lived on the same street in the Orlando suburb of Windermere, Fla., as Duke legend Grant Hill. To Stewart, though, he’s just “Uncle Grant.”
Five-star basketball recruit. Two million TikTok followers. But there’s another side to the story.
Let’s dive into the numbers behind Roach’s three years with the Blue Devils and what they can tell us about his fourth.
The Blue Devils feel they have every asset necessary to get to the 2024 Final Four in Phoenix, and every reason to win it. They have made their message crystal clear: A national championship is the only option.
This time around, with a second-year head coach and four out of five starters back in uniform, they don’t have to grow up all over again. A basis for success already exists in that locker room.
After being battered, bruised and limited by now-surgically repaired hips for most of last season, Filipowski is back for another round in Durham. And this time, he's keen to make sure he's the one doing the bruising.
In just one year, Young went from someone uninvolved with The Brotherhood to one of its biggest advocates.
Over the past two years in medical school, I have attended nearly every Duke basketball home game. I’ve logged every opposing team’s free-throw attempt (248 in total), the distraction used and whether the result was a make or a miss.
Hitting it off instantly, Power, Stewart, Foster and McCain cultivated a close friendship that is evident from miles away and has taken social media by storm. Even on a team that prides itself on culture and chemistry, the freshmen stand out in their brotherhood bond.
As Duke men's basketball gets ready to tipoff the 2023-24 year, The Chronicle's senior beat writers predict this season of Blue Devil basketball.
Earlier this fall, the Blue Zone previewed every Duke men's basketball player. The team has some familiar faces with four returning starters and a slew of talented newcomers as well.
With Duke's season set to tip off shortly, The Chronicle has previewed every team on the Blue Devils' schedule.
In an exhibition match that is telling of what’s to come, the Blue Devils sent an emphatic message to the rest of the college basketball world — their roster runs deep with threats at every position on the floor.
It was Duke’s game from the jump, and it closed out the exhibition with a 109-64 win against the Braves at Cameron Indoor Stadium Wednesday night.
The Blue Devils took a commanding early lead in their Wednesday evening exhibition game against UNC Pembroke, riding an early barrage to a 59-24 halftime advantage at Cameron Indoor Stadium. With 20 minutes still to play, here are our five observations.
Cooper Flagg, the top-ranked player in the 2024 class, announced his commitment to Duke Monday morning via SLAM, putting to bed months of speculation about the generational prospect's final landing spot.
