Make no mistake about it, the Kerr family presence is hardly a coincidence, but rather a demonstration of a family’s true passion for the game of soccer.
First, there was the loss of the graduating class. Then came the transfers. Who's stepping up for the Blue Devils now?
Emsbo’s grit, prowess and leadership qualities could be just the cure Duke women’s basketball needs to fill a void left by the end of last season.
For as long as he can remember, Stewart and his family have lived on the same street in the Orlando suburb of Windermere, Fla., as Duke legend Grant Hill. To Stewart, though, he’s just “Uncle Grant.”
Five-star basketball recruit. Two million TikTok followers. But there’s another side to the story.
In just one year, Young went from someone uninvolved with The Brotherhood to one of its biggest advocates.
A certified collegiate sensation, Rader takes the superstar references and pressure in stride, never letting the moment get too big. So how did she get to be the extremely talented yet humble and hard-working heroine she is?
The transition to team confidence and cohesion on the field rested on the development of one thing: Being uncomfortable.
Now — five broken records later — she takes off on a second season of cross country, looking to build on the foundation she set over the course of the last year. Her mindset for this? “I'll just see what I can do.”
A number is, after all, just a number, though it perhaps comes with some underlying personal meaning, supplementary swagger or the respect of newcomers. That’s certainly true for a bounty of the Blue Devils’ returning starters.
Jalon Calhoun and Jordan Moore — two former quarterbacks now plying their trade as wideouts — look to lead the Blue Devils onward and upward in 2023.
Barton’s path — which now seems destined for Sunday football — has been rife with obstacles. Now a senior, he has played through a pandemic, two lopsided losing seasons, position shifts and a head coaching change.
The Blue Devils retain five full starting units from last year’s squad, though only one positional group on defense remains intact: all four starters on the defensive line.
The reigning ACC Coach of the Year has earned the respect of his assistants and locker room. This is what brought the successes of 2022 and what he hopes will lay the brickwork for successes in 2023.
As Maggie and Emily bask in the twilight of their Blue Devil careers, their thoughts are never far from their sisters and the journey that brought them here.
After taking home two gold medals at the ACC Indoor Championships but missing out on the team title, McGinnis' goals remain high as the outdoor season nears its exciting conclusion.
A staff photographer at Duke Athletics for almost six years, Nat’s finger is on the pulse of all 27 Duke teams.
The Blue Devils have built a successful culture, and they aim to win more championships moving forward. But few could have seen it happening so quickly.
One year removed from a subpar season in the ACC, Duke has soared into contention ahead of this week's conference tournament.
For as long as Peter Stroud, a junior midfielder at Duke, can remember, soccer and life have been one and the same.
