Duke survives upset scare for season-opener
By Tim Visutipol | November 12, 2011
When Duke plays Presbyterian on Saturday, head coach Mike Krzyzweski has a chance to make history.
In 2008, Belmont nearly became the fifth No. 15 seed in NCAA tournament history to upset a No. 2 seed in the first round.
Ryan Kelly was a solid role player for Duke last season, but there was a point where it looked like he was poised to expand his role significantly.
Friend and coworker of former North Carolina superstar Michael Jordan, president and chief operating officer of the NBA’s Charlotte Bobcats, business school and law school graduate—Fred Whitfield...
On the first day of the early signing period, Duke will officially add the first, and currently only, member of its 2012 recruiting class—Rasheed Sulaimon.
Kyrie Irving will get his chance to take on North Carolina on the hardwood this season—just not as a current member of the Duke men’s basketball team.
Jeff Capel has always coached with a chip on his shoulder.
It is no secret that last year’s Duke squad had an uber-talented freshman in point guard Kyrie Irving, who became the No. 1 overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft.
The Cavaliers limped to a 16-15 record last season, with a 7-9 ACC mark, but return four starters and a healthy lineup as they gear up for the 2011-2012 season.
As you flip through a supplement designed to make predictions about the upcoming season, allow me to make a somewhat self-defeating point: It’s utterly impossible to ever really predict what will...
Like many other ACC teams, Maryland is facing a year of transitions.
Coming off a 22-win season and its first NCAA tournament victory in 14 years, Clemson enters a rebuilding year.