Ahead of the Duke Veteran's Day Weekend Showcase, the Blue Zone brings you a player from Duke, Army and Campbell that could make an impact on the court.
“I just think I'm willing to do whatever it takes just to make this team successful,” Imani Lewis said. “Because, for me, when my team is successful, I'm successful.”
Duke placed third out of six teams at the match and finished the day with 146 points, trailing behind Air Force (221) and No. 5 NC State (256.5).
Little did they know, that 1980 faceoff against Stetson in Cameron Indoor would be the start to a dynasty where Krzyzewski would become the winningest coach in college basketball history.
Coming off another disappointing performance, the Blue Devils look to bounce back as they travel to Blacksburg, Virg., to take on Virginia Tech.
Fleming was vital in a key moment during the second set, when Duke and Virginia Tech were tied 20-20 in the second set.
With a whopping 30 fouls, six yellow cards, two red cards and one penalty kick, both teams clawed at each other for any scrap of advantage in the nailbiter.
Four members of Duke men's soccer have received All-ACC honors, including ACC Offensive Player, Midfielder and Freshman of the Year for sophomores Thorleifur Ulfarsson, Peter Stroud and freshman Shakur Mohammed, respectively. Freshman Ruben Mesalles was also named to the All-ACC Freshman team.
As Duke football looks to avoid a sixth consecutive ACC loss as they take on Virginia Tech on the road this Saturday, the Blue Zone analyzes some film to preview the matchup.
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. Today, the Blue Zone breaks down Trevor Keels' big night and a big win for the Blue Devils in the Big Apple.
The 6-foot-4 freshman put on a spectacle built for Broadway Tuesday night, racking up a hard-earned 25 points on 55.6% from the floor. Keels finished through contact constantly, operating off the dribble with the wily skill of a pistol-toting cowboy.
Duke squared off against a physical Kentucky team in Madison Square Garden, and with the lights shining bright in head coach Mike Krzyzewski’s final Champions Classic, the Blue Devils bested the Wildcats 79-71.
NEW YORK—The Blue Devils got their season started Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, and a top-10 duel with Kentucky has lived up to the hype so far. With Duke holding a 39-35 lead at the intermission, here are some observations.
The Blue Devils led Winthrop wire-to-wire in a 95-39 win during their first game in Cameron Indoor Stadium since December 2020.
Ahead of the Blue Devils' season opener against Kentucky, the Blue Zone brings our can't-lose prop bets for the game.
“It’s New York City,” Joey Baker said. “It’s the buzz in the arena. It’s been a while since we’ve played in front of a packed house like that, so I can’t even describe how excited myself and the rest of the team is to play there on Tuesday. It’s a special place.”
Duke tips off in its season-opener against Kentucky at 9:30 p.m. in Madison Square Garden in what will likely be head coach Mike Krzyzewski and John Calipari's last head-to-head battle. We've got our beats here to give you their picks for who will come out on top.
In just over 24 hours, Coach K's final season will get going, and what a way for it to start.
With Duke's long-awaited season opener against Kentucky almost here, the Blue Zone brings you three keys to a Blue Devil victory at Madison Square Garden.
The NCAA tournament selection committee revealed the 2021 bracket on Monday, with Duke receiving a 1-seed.
