With the college basketball season right around the corner, Blue Zone is here to break down the 2024-25 Duke women's basketball roster. Up first is freshman forward Jenessa Cotton.
The Rowing Festival brought teams from around the globe, including the Ukrainian national team, Oxford, Old Dominion and the hosts, High Point. Together, the Blue Devils clinched one gold, two silver and two bronze medals across their four varsity eight boats, setting a tone for a season filled with competition and victory.
The California heat proved to be no match for Duke, and it was certainly no problem for junior Alaina McVeigh, who became the 25th Duke player to reach 25 career goals.
Duke football faced its first defeat of the season, falling 24-14 on the road to Georgia Tech. The Blue Zone is here with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
With program alumni looking on proudly from the stands, No. 2 Duke won a gritty 3-1 victory at home against Louisville Sunday afternoon.
With the amount of fourth-quarter comebacks Duke engineered up to this point, it was due to falter once. After overcoming a 20-point deficit to rival North Carolina, maybe it just averaged out to a disappointing fourth quarter at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
Saturday morning, Duke men’s basketball hosted its third-annual Dribble for Victory over Cancer event, featuring a mile-long dribble around Wallace Wade Stadium with members of the men’s team. The funds raised by community members amounted to $133,800, with 700 registrants for the event — the most that Dribble for Victory has gathered in its three-year history.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and the numbers.
After losing Wednesday’s home matchup against North Carolina, the Blue Devils traveled to Chapel Hill hoping for a better outcome. Unfortunately for the Duke faithful, they got swept again in a dominant showing.
While Duke made its patented second-half surge, Georgia Tech responded with calm quarterback play from Haynes King and speed on the outside to push back and hand the Blue Devils a 24-14 loss, their first of the season.
Duke football is looking to start 6-0 for the first time since 1994 and clinch bowl eligibility. The Blue Devils are in a tight contest on the road against Georgia Tech, trailing 10-7 after one half of play.
The lesson began under dark blue lights, with cheers echoing through Cameron Indoor Stadium. Countdown to Craziness had finally arrived — and with it, the annual chance to learn Duke’s pillars of basketball culture.
Friday’s races at the Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational marked the first meet in which the Duke men’s and women’s teams both competed, placing 14th on both sides.
For the ACC slate, our football beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils will pick up a win in their weekly matchup. Duke travels to Atlanta at 8 p.m. to take on the Yellow Jackets in hopes of starting 6-0 and gaining bowl eligibility.
Exactly a month before both Duke men’s and women’s basketball kick off their seasons Nov. 4, Blue Devil fans piled into Cameron Indoor Stadium for Duke’s annual Countdown to Craziness.
No. 18 Duke, finally playing at home in Koskinen Stadium, took on No. 16 SMU Friday night in a frenzied matchup that ended in a 2-2 draw.
During the fall season, The Chronicle is polling its readers every week via its Sportswrap newsletter to highlight one Blue Devil athlete’s outstanding performance. This week’s spotlight goes to Grace Penn of Duke volleyball.
As Duke football hits the road looking to stay undefeated against ACC foe Georgia Tech, the Blue Zone breaks down some can’t-miss prop bets.
On Friday, Emilee Skinner, the No. 7 overall recruit in the class of 2025 according to ESPN, announced her decision to join Duke’s roster next season. She is the first commit for head coach Kara Lawson in this cycle.
With hard work, No. 2 Duke secured its first home win against No. 25 Virginia since 2016 Thursday night at Koskinen Stadium.
