Duke men's basketball alums continue to impress in the NBA, and the Blue Zone's got you covered with all the most important updates this week.
The Blue Zone has three keys that could ignite the flame behind Duke's third-straight ACC victory.
North Carolina hounded any attempt by Duke to find even the slightest sniff of offensive momentum, taking the ball 18 times, including 11 steals, and racking up 27 points off the turnovers.
Heading into the competition off of two straight victories to the Tar Heels’ loss against Georgia Tech Sunday, the 21st-ranked Blue Devils came with some momentum.
Following a long two-year hiatus, Duke finally welcomed North Carolina to Cameron Indoor Stadium Thursday. After a close start, the Tar Heels jumped ahead in the second quarter to take a 47-26 lead at the half. Here are five observations on the first 20 minutes of action.
Two former Duke football stars will play Sunday for a spot in Super Bowl LVI.
The No. 10 men competed against five teams with no losses on the day. The No. 12 women also had five victories against the six programs it competed with, though one loss.
Making the trip to the game from Nashville, Tenn., where they were celebrating Spencer's birthday Jan. 20, the trio enjoyed star treatment in Durham.
Yes, the Blue Devils were at the middle of the table, but the fact that Duke’s freshmen are making an impact and are complementing Siebers is promising.
Beginning with a 4-3 victory against the Buckeyes Friday, Jan. 21, the Blue Devils improved throughout the competitions and finished the weekend with a second triumph, a 4-2 decision against the Tigers.
The Duke and North Carolina rivalry is perhaps the NCAA’s most famous and competitive. These schools hate each other. A lot.
Before Duke hits the road Saturday to visit ACC foe Louisville, here is a player from each team that can be the difference-maker.
Today, the Blue Zone dives into just how Paolo Banchero helped the Blue Devils flip the script in Tuesday night's narrow win against Clemson.
It was a physical game. Clemson’s defense punched Duke in the mouth early. And when you get punched in the mouth, you need someone to turn to. Tuesday night, Joey Baker and Bates Jones were the guys to turn to.
After a back-and-forth first half, Paolo Banchero turned on the burners in the second half to propel the Blue Devils to their win.
Clemson made the short trip to Durham for a Tuesday tipoff against Duke in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Despite the Tigers losing three of their last five games, they showed up ready to play and found themselves tied with Duke at 36-36 at the half. Here’s five of our observations from the opening 20 minutes.
The approach to a Duke offense hitting on all cylinders is simple—when you have a player uniquely capable of making shots worth 1.5 times more than anyone else in your lineup, you should use him as much as you possibly can.
With Duke men's basketball set to take on Clemson Tuesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium, the Blue Zone is here with some can't-miss prop bets.
Here’s five things to look for as Duke attempts to keep the Tigers at bay when they come to Cameron Indoor Stadium Tuesday evening for a 7 p.m. tipoff.
Before Duke men's basketball has Clemson in town for their first matchup of the year, the Blue Zone has three keys and things to watch for in Tuesday's game.
