No. 5-seed Duke was upset 4-3 Thursday by No. 12-seed Clemson in the second round of the ACC tournament. The surprising early exit comes on the heels of a strong regular season for the Blue Devils, who entered the conference tournament as the 22nd-ranked team in the country.
Following in the footsteps of many of his teammates, freshman forward AJ Griffin announced Sunday that he will forgo his remaining eligibility and declare for the 2022 NBA Draft.
At this weekend’s ACC Championship at the Watersound Club’s Shark’s Tooth Course in Panama City Beach, Fla., Duke finished ninth among the 12-team field after a difficult few rounds of stroke play.
The Blue Devils didn’t get the spark they wanted after decisively winning the doubles point of the ACC tournament semifinals, and though they battled back from losing all but one opening set in the singles, No. 2-seed Duke and No. 3-seed Miami were tied 3-3 with just one match still going.
After much speculation, freshman guard Trevor Keels has announced his decision to declare for the 2022 NBA Draft.
While the Blue Devils are not yet a postseason lock, their early-season struggles feel further in the rearview than they have at any other point this season.
After an impressive postseason showing in 2021-22, there was plenty of chatter on whether sophomore guard Jeremy Roach would be staying with the Blue Devils or declaring for the 2022 NBA Draft.
The first round of the NBA playoffs has begun. As teams make their push toward the second round, the Blue Zone takes a look at how former Blue Devils are faring.
In the final game of the regular season, No. 1 North Carolina showed that it still has Duke’s number, handling the fifth-ranked Blue Devils 18-4, securing the ACC regular-season title and the top seed in the upcoming conference tournament in the process.
Another one says goodbye to Durham and sets his sights toward playing pro as captain Wendell Moore Jr. declares for the NBA Draft.
With a spectacular freshman season in the books, Paolo Banchero has become the newest member of the Blue Devils’ one-and-done club by declaring for the 2022 NBA Draft.
Because adding just one former Bulldog wasn't enough.
But if championships were that easy—that the most talented team won every season, or that the team destined to win it all did in fact do so—then they wouldn’t mean as much.
When asked about Duke’s future plans to incentivize good grades with cash compensation, Michael Schoenfeld, Duke's vice president for public affairs and government relations wrote that its plans are still up in the air.
With just under a month before the postseason gets going, the Blue Devils made the short drive over to High Point, N.C., for the Meet of Champions.
Just weeks after junior Michael Savarino's grandfather, head coach Mike Krzyzewski, coached his last game as a Blue Devil, Savarino entered the transfer portal, On3sports' Matt Zenitz reported Tuesday morning.
The Blue Devils may have lost six players to graduation, but reinforcements are on their way. And recently, they’ve been showing their star potential.
Big Mark is going to the big stage.
In their quest for consecutive conference team titles, the Blue Devils came up short. But thanks to Phoebe Brinker and Erica Shepherd, Duke did not leave Pawleys Island, S.C., with a lack of hardware.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of April 11-17.
