With Duke football welcoming a number of transfers for the 2024 season, the Blue Zone is breaking down the film to see what each will bring to the team. Next up is graduate wide receiver Javon Harvey.
In a winner-take-all, program-defining game, No. 10-seed Duke won a 4-3 war of attrition against No. 7-seed Missouri. The Blue Devils tallied just three hits in the first eight innings, but a four-run ninth inning led by a home run from sophomore D’Auna Jennings was enough to seal the victory.
With the WNBA season in full swing, there are a number of former Blue Devils playing at the highest level of women’s basketball. The Blue Zone breaks down their performances in the W thus far.
Wednesday through Saturday, Duke track and field competed in the NCAA East Regional meet in Lexington, Ky. The men and women earned four national qualifiers each.
Six different Blue Devils tallied RBIs, five different hurlers pieced together a successful bullpen day, and two gargantuan grand slams powered the Blue Devils to a 16-4 victory against Florida State for the program’s fifth ACC title.
After a two hour weather delay, Duke took the field for an ACC semifinal matchup with Miami. A late comeback bid helped the Blue Devils secure another win in Charlotte, strengthening their resume ahead of Selection Monday and earning a spot in Sunday’s final.
After winning the first game of the Super Regional Friday, No. 10-seed Duke fell 3-1 to No. 7-seed Missouri in game two.
Ten years on, Dyson — a recent graduate of Duke’s men’s lacrosse team from Ontario, Canada — has tried his best to emulate Tucker’s ability to say “what’s next” and find peace in his passion for the sport. Tucker’s teachings have made him a better athlete and a better person, Dyson says.
In front of a sellout crowd in Colombia, Mo., No. 10-seed Duke took down No. 7-seed Missouri 6-3 in the first game of Super Regionals.
In honor of Duke’s Centennial, The Chronicle’s new Blast from the Past series highlights pivotal figures and events in Duke sports history. Next up, we take a look at the story and impact of former Blue Devil swimmer Nancy Hogshead-Makar.
No. 6-seed Duke completely controlled both sides of the ball against No. 3-seed N.C. State, hitting four home runs while allowing just five hits en route to a 8-1 victory.
After surrendering five runs to No. 10-seed Virginia Tech in the bottom of the second inning, No. 6-seed Duke faced a steep battle to keep its conference championship hopes alive. Two home runs from Zac Morris led the Duke offense and a nine-out save from Charlie Beilenson locked down the 11-8 victory Tuesday night.
Duke finished the first three days in the top 15 and accordingly advanced to compete in a fourth round of stroke play. However, match play slipped out of reach as the Blue Devils failed to finish in the top eight after the additional day of competition.
With several incoming transfers into Duke football, the Blue Zone is taking a look at the tape to break down what each will bring to the team. First up is defensive tackle Kendy Charles.
Six Duke players were selected to All-ACC teams Monday, including four on the First Team.
Despite the drastic changes in roster composition, Duke is positioned to go far — even more so than last year.
On Sunday afternoon, the Blue Devils finished off a smooth regional event in Durham, opening the floodgates late on South Carolina en route to a 10-1 victory to win three games on the weekend and become one of the final 16 teams standing.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers.
A six-goal day from Williams and an O’Neill hat trick usually indicate a win, but as the second-seeded Blue Devils got heavy legs down the lane, No. 7-seed Maryland sped ahead, shocking Duke 14-11 on Long Island.
In front of a packed house at Jack Coombs Field Saturday afternoon, No. 11 Duke fell short in its third straight series, getting decimated 14-5 in a rubber match by No. 7 North Carolina.
