When Maryland and Wake Forest met in conference play four years ago, it was a battle of the ACC's elite that had national significance.
Game Analysis: The lasting memory of Sunday's loss to Florida State will surely be that of several Seminoles popping their jerseys and taunting Duke's student section after the Blue Devils'...
With 4.4 seconds to play against Florida State, the No. 8 Blue Devils were down by one, 68-67, but they had put themselves in position to win. var...
More than five years ago, J.J. Redick arrived at Duke as an 18-year-old freshman. He walked into head coach Mike Krzyzewski's office and the coach asked him what his personal goals were for the...
With 55.2 seconds left, a female Virginia fan wearing a giant mustard bottle costume held up a sign that said "Duke doesn't cut the mustard."
On the Blue Devils' final chance, Greg Paulus caught a pass on the left wing, shed his defender and took a set shot that looked like it was on its way in. But the ball clanged off the back iron as...
Redick, Duke's and the ACC's all-time scoring leader, will become the 13th men's basketball player to have his jersey retired when his No. 4 rises above Coach K Court, joining all-time greats like...
Duke will enter unfamiliar territory tonight, as the Blue Devils play Virginia in the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, which opened prior to the start of the 2006-07 season.
Duke got a glimpse of its future Tuesday night, as Blue Devil commits Taylor King and Nolan Smith battled in the Durham Hoophall Classic.
It was a scene of pure jubilation. Fans from all sides of the stands stormed the Donald L. Tucker Center in Tallahassee, Fla., celebrating Florida State's 79-74 upset of top-ranked Duke.
Duke's last remaining post recruit for next year wrapped up an extended unofficial visit to Durham by powering his Huntington High School squad past Artesia High School 73-66 Tuesday at Cameron...
Duke commitments Nolan Smith of Oak Hill Academy and Taylor King of Mater Dei High School will face off in the second of three games as part of the Durham Hoophall Classic High School Invitational.
Shelden Williams, Duke's career leader in blocks and rebounds, was honored at halftime of the Blue Devils' victory over Boston College as his No. 23 jersey was officially retired.
One row behind Duke's bench, Shelden Williams watched his alma mater, representing the Blue Devils' rich history of prolific post players.
On the night The Landlord's No. 23 jersey was raised to Cameron Indoor Stadium's penthouse, the Blue Devils paid homage to the big man by controlling the glass and the paint en route to a 75-61 win...
Shelden Williams will step in front of a packed house at Cameron Indoor Stadium Sunday for the first time since he played his final game against North Carolina March 4, 2006.
In 4.4 seconds, the Blue Devils proved more about their resiliency and ability to win games than they had in three straight conference victories.
Dave McClure and Jon Scheyer firmly placed their names alongside duos Laettner and Hill and Dockery and McRoberts in the lore of Blue Devil late-game heroics.
Opinion: I think it's about time we all start asking ourselves if we really deserve that praise or whether the reputation of the Cameron Crazies
Gerald Henderson is certainly known as a driver, able to knife through defenses and take the ball to the hoop with ease. However, he might be even better at hitting the driver.
