Senior forward Scotty Taylor was elbowed in the face by a member of the Phoenix as they competed for a header just outside the box, which resulted in a Duke free kick. Sophomore forward Shakur Mohammed took the kick and placed it perfectly for the only goal of the night.
Two years ago, it would have been hard to sincerely believe that Duke would rebound from an outcome like this. In 2022, it’s not just believable, it feels inevitable.
Following his decisive goal in last Saturday’s men’s soccer win against Louisville, sophomore forward Shakur Mohammed was named an ACC men’s soccer Co-Offensive Player of the Week.
Tobacco Road games always provide a show, but Friday night’s marquee matchup at Koskinen Stadium may have just earned itself a spot on Broadway.
Whenever the Tar Heels come to Durham, the game becomes about more than sports.
After a breakneck game Saturday evening at Lynn Family Stadium, the seventh-ranked Blue Devils pulled out a 2-1 win against No. 10 Louisville.
The 17th-ranked Blue Devils were forced to work for a 3-0 victory against Michigan at Koskinen Stadium Thursday night.
After a third-round exit in the NCAA tournament last season, the Blue Devils got off to a fresh start and built a solid foundation for another successful season with a pair of wins.
In 2022, Duke faces the tough task of following up a 2021 season in which it lost just three regular-season matches, went to the ACC championship and made it to the third round of the NCAA tournament.
During his two years in Durham, Ulfarsson made a name for himself scoring goals. And a lot of them.
Duke's sophomore star Thorleifur Ulfarsson has declared for the MLS SuperDraft after signing a contract with Generation Adidas.
Coming in at No. 10: Duke men's soccer bounces back from a subpar 2020 season to go to the ACC Championship game and third round of the NCAA tournament.
Sophomores Thorleifur Ulfarsson and Peter Stroud of Duke men's soccer have been named NCAA Division I Men's All-Americans, per a Thursday release from United Soccer Coaches.
Taking on No.10-seed Saint Louis in the third round of the NCAA tournament, the Blue Devils scored three goals, but that wasn’t enough, as their miracle season finally ended with a 4-3 loss.
The Devil works hard, but the Blue Devils work harder.
By all accounts, it’s been a historic season for head coach John Kerr and his Blue Devils, but the cards just didn't fall the way of the Blue Devils.
Duke men's soccer will be the No. 7-overall seed in the Division I Men's Soccer Championship, the NCAA announced Monday.
Through 90 minutes of an evenly-matched, back-and-forth battle at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C., Duke fell to Notre Dame 2-0.
Through 90 minutes of toil and trouble, battling against a hungry Clemson team at Historic Riggs Field in Clemson, S.C., Duke ultimately bested the Tigers 1-0 in the semifinals of the ACC tournament.
With a whopping 30 fouls, six yellow cards, two red cards and one penalty kick, both teams clawed at each other for any scrap of advantage in the nailbiter.
