A pair of Duke sophomores nabbed the top ACC All-Conference awards yesterday, marking the first time that the Blue Devils have earned both awards in the same season.
Last year, Boston College shut out Duke during the regular season and then again in the first round of the ACC Tournament.
There’s an old adage that an irritated person is “seeing red,” but that wasn’t entirely true in Friday’s contest between Duke and Wake Forest at Koskinen Stadium.
Duke will look to honor its seven departing seniors by accumulating a home win for each one, as they possess six home victories entering tonight’s contest against Wake Forest.
Saturday marked not only the final road game of the season for Duke, but also its biggest margin of victory as the Blue Devils blew out Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va.
When then-seniors Josh Bienenfeld and Ryan McDaniel graduated after last season, head coach John Kerr lost two key central midfielders from his squad.
Prior to the game, head coach John Kerr said Duke needed a “spark.” It got just that from veterans Matthew Thomas, Chris Tweed-Kent and Cole Grossman.
A killer instinct—one of the key components to a successful team—was lacking in Duke last Friday in an agonizing overtime defeat to Clemson. This has been an issue for the No. 24 Blue Devils...
The Blue Devils participated in an overtime game for the second straight time Friday—but this time it didn’t have the happy ending the team wanted.
Ryan Finley delivered when Duke needed him most Tuesday. The Blue Devils hope that he can put on a repeat performance tonight when they face off against Clemson at 7 p.m. in Clemson, S.C.
Again, Ryan Finley saved the day. The sophomore scored his fifth game-winning goal of the year in overtime Tuesday night.
It’s Tuesday, which means Duke will play its weekly nonconference game. This time, though, the opponent will be stronger than the usual challengers.
Last week, Duke traveled 2,600 miles to play California-Santa Barbara—and met a crowd roughly four times that number.
For some Blue Devils, a Countdown to Craziness will not take place at Cameron Indoor Stadium, but the sunny valleys of California.
Despite a strong effort from the two-headed Tweed-Kent attack, Duke was unable to pull out a win against N.C. State Friday.
In a statement game against Davidson Tuesday, Duke’s offense finally clicked on all cylinders. Riding this momentum, the Blue Devils look to match N.C. State’s offensive firepower tonight at 7:00...
Duke’s starting goalkeeper holds a 0.6 goals against average and had a game against Louisville last month that head coach John Kerr called “the best performance I’ve ever seen live.”
Last year, Davidson mauled Duke in a resounding 4-1 victory. Last night, the Blue Devils reciprocated, exacting revenge for last year’s loss.
