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DeLaurier's overall contributions are unable to be measured by simply glancing at a raw box score.
For the fourth time in the last seven years, a Blue Devil was recognized as the top freshman in the nation.
With a defensive-minded backcourt duo of Tre Jones and Jordan Goldwire, White just couldn’t provide the offense that Krzyzewski needed and thus saw his playing time submerge, only cracking double digits minutes in two of the team’s last nine games.
The only way to describe Joey Baker’s season is as a rollercoaster.
O’Connell’s season was a story of ups and downs.
Duke is set to lose yet another piece of its 2019-20 backcourt.
Any hope Duke fans have of star point guard Tre Jones returning for his junior campaign is all but gone.
A pair of Blue Devils were recognized Friday.
The coronavirus pandemic robbed Duke and the rest of the college basketball world of a postseason, but the 2019-20 season still produced some memories that will live on in Blue Devil lore for years to come.
After placing at No. 10 in last Monday's poll, the Blue Devils somehow fell to No. 11 without taking the court.
Williamson announced in an Instagram post that he's pledging to cover the salaries of all Smoothie King Center workers for the next 30 days.
While Krzyzewski initially stated the action should be done for spring seniors at the minimum, he also believes the NCAA should look into extending eligibility for some winter sports as well.
Many Duke men's basketball's players and staff took to social media to express their feelings on the abrupt end to their season.
For the first time since the conference's inception, the ACC will not hold a men's basketball tournament.
The ACC tournament is slated to continue on as planned this weekend.
The Blue Devils will need to be firing on all cylinders if they hope to secure their third ACC tournament title in the last four years.
The conference had announced yesterday that no fans would be allowed in the Greensboro Coliseum starting Thursday.
Duke will need to be on its A-game, which means doubling down on its strengths and addressing its weaknesses.
Here are five things to watch for in Duke’s quest to repeat as ACC tournament champions.