We have the Player of the Game and more as the Blue Zone breaks down the Blue Devils’ big 88-70 win to knot up the regular season series against Florida State.
Time will tell whether these Blue Devils can be contenders, but Duke is Duke, so don’t expect too much of a drop-off—if there even is one.
In basketball, iconic individual performances will always be remembered. But sometimes, the best way to succeed is with a bunch of big names each doing one of the little things just right, for the greater goal.
The Blue Devils toyed with the Seminoles in the first half but used a second-half surge to put away Florida State for good, taking Krzyzewski’s penultimate home contest by a whopping 88-70 margin.
Coming off a thrilling 76-74 win against Wake Forest, Duke engaged in a back-and-forth first 20 minutes against Florida State Saturday. The Seminoles got off to a hot start from the field, but Duke got it going at the end of the half to take a 52-41 lead into the break. Here are five observations from the action so far.
With former Duke basketball standouts in the NBA continuing to impress, the Blue Zone keeps you up to date heading into the All-Star break.
Duke announced Saturday that ESPN’s College GameDay would be returning to Durham for the Duke-North Carolina game March 5.
Duke debuted as the No. 8 overall seed and No. 2 seed in the West Region during Saturday’s preview of the NCAA tournament bracket’s top 16 teams, as revealed by the selection committee and aired on CBS.
Fresh off a nerve-racking last-second win against Wake Forest, the Blue Devils welcome Florida State into town for a rematch as Duke aims to rebound from a poor showing in its penultimate home game of the season.
Before Duke hosts Florida State Saturday, the Blue Zone brings you back a few weeks to the first time the two teams played and previews the upcoming rematch.
Duke returns this Saturday at Cameron Indoor Stadium to host Florida State for the second time following its heartbreaking overtime loss to the Seminoles in January. Here are five things to know before this weekend’s crucial ACC clash.
The optimism was unbridled after Duke upset No. 9 Iowa more than three months ago. After losing Thursday night to Virginia, the Blue Devils are 2-6 since Jan. 24.
The game was far more contentious for the Blue Devils than most would have expected prior to the whistle; struggles on rebounding, wastefulness on the shot and a concerning number of turnovers punctuated a difficult evening for Duke and blatantly illustrated what needs to change if it wants to rediscover its impressive early season form.
As the Hall of Famer Roger Hornsby said, all that you can do in winter is “stare out the window and wait for spring.” The calendar may still say winter, but baseball is back.
Duke knocked off Wake Forest Tuesday, but the last few days have sure been a whirlwind for the program.
After a close 76-74 win against Wake Forest, Duke will look to get their revenge against Florida State on Saturday in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Zone takes a look at each team’s X-factor for the weekend matchup.
Head coach Mike Krzyzewski will be back at the helm for the Blue Devils' Saturday game against Florida State.
Hosting a myriad of programs at the Duke Meet at Card Gym throughout the weekend, the Blue Devils saw significant victories from both the men’s and women’s teams.
Duke will travel to Virginia’s home base at the John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va., with tip set for 7 p.m. Thursday.
The Blue Devils competed three times over eight days, facing a win and two losses to bring themselves up to a 7-9 record, which also marks the most victories the team has had since the 2014-15 season.
