Duke basketball's backcourt by committee
By Karl Kingma | February 19, 2014Quinn Cook and Rasheed Sulaimon form a one-two punch in the Blue Devils' backcourt
Quinn Cook and Rasheed Sulaimon form a one-two punch in the Blue Devils' backcourt
Hot shooting earned the Blue Devils an early lead. When the shots stopped falling, their defense made it stick
The play of Trae Golden and Duke's production from beyond the arc are keys for the Blue Devils against Georgia Tech.
Duke will need Amile Jefferson's rebounding prowess to secure a road win against Georgia Tech.
Entrenched in its toughest stretch of the season, Duke can only afford to focus on the present.
Duke moves up to No. 5 this week, but will have a tough time hanging onto its spot.
Rivalry or not, the final chapter of Duke-Maryland in the ACC was riveting enough to be described by Mike Krzyzewski as "one for the ages."
Duke survived a scare Saturday and ended its historic conference matchup against Maryland with a 69-67 win.
The Blue Devils held off a late run by the Terrapins to take a six-point lead heading into the locker room at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Stopping Dez Wells, staying at home against Maryland's shooters and getting off to a fast start are the keys to a Duke victory against the Terrapins.
Andre Dawkins is coming off of a rough game, but his 3-point stroke makes him the X factor against Maryland.
The year's first edition of Duke-North Carolina may have been postponed, but another Blue Devil rival will come calling for the last time this weekend
Jabari Parker is the easy choice for Player of the Week after setting career-highs in both scoring and rebounding against Boston College.
Mason Plumlee set a career-high this week while Ryan Kelly lost his starting job in Los Angeles.
The Blue Devils treated a 9 p.m. game in Chapel Hill like it was a home game—leaving before the snow started was never a consideration.
The Blue Devil head coach says next Thursday's Tobacco Road matchup will be played at 9 p.m.
Quinn Cook broke out of his funk by draining 5-of-7 attempts from 3-point range to net 21 points against Boston College this week.
There are more than 80,000 miles of road in North Carolina. But Wednesday the eyes of a nation were trained on an eight-mile strip between Durham and Chapel Hill.