The No. 2 overall prospect in the Class of 2021 is Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski's earliest-ever offer, with Coach K referring to the 6-foot-9 forward as the "perfect recruit."
From the arrival of Stanley on Duke’s campus, there have been comparisons between him and Williamson’s athleticism.
Williams will be tasked with developing into the next standout Blue Devil center.
Tre or Tyus? Both Jones brothers had a knack for the big game and showed tremendous leadership from the point guard position.
Jeremy Roach's tremendous athleticism and basketball IQ make him the likely successor to Tre Jones at the point guard role.
Based on his impressive dunk, Stanley has still got it.
The flashy rookie was selected to represent the next generation of the league.
His opening remark consisted of three words: Black Lives Matter.
Steward will bring offensive firepower with a slightly different skillset than other recent Duke guards.
Out of all the numbers worn by Blue Devils, what jersey number has coincided with the biggest contributions? These top five jersey numbers have all made a significant mark on Duke men's basketball history, but only one can be at the top.
The Chronicle spoke with Reed to discuss her experience watching Michael Jordan play live in Cameron, how the old Cameron Crazies differ from today, her legacy as one of the founders of Krzyzewskiville and more.
"We will likely never see discovery on the issue of whether Williamson received improper benefits to attend Duke."
Ensuring that Williamson and the Pelicans have a chance to make the playoffs is a strategy that promotes emerging teams and players as the league moves into this next decade.
Krzyzewski and the Blue Devils are now added to the list of teams, athletes, and celebrities that have entered into the All In Challenge.
The legendary Duke head coach spent a multitude of press conferences this past year sharing his thoughts on the future of the sport that has treated him so well over the last four decades.
Head coach Mike Krzyzewski voiced his opinion on a plethora of topics, from Duke basketball to returning to playing sports.
The saga of allegations against former Duke star Zion Williamson continues.
The NCAA announced Tuesday that its Board of Governors is moving toward allowing student-athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness (NIL) starting in the 2020-21 school year.
With so much time to spend at home, a few former Blue Devils took on the video game challenge.
Jayson Tatum and Daniel Jones are doing their part to defeat a new opponent, tackling the All In Challenge to help with COVID-19 relief efforts.
