After the departure of multiple players, Duke's roster will have a different look for the 2023-24 season. The Blue Zone provides three possible targets for the Blue Devils in the transfer portal.
On Friday morning, Gandy was announced as the newest addition to Dawn Staley's staff at South Carolina.
A team spokesperson confirmed the news to The Chronicle Wednesday evening after initial reports by The Athletic's Chantel Jennings.
The men made headlines for the referees’ misstep in that infamous game, but just two weeks earlier, an arguably more catastrophic blunder was committed.
“After considerable discussion with my family, coaches and close friends, I’ve decided to enter the NCAA transfer portal and will be leaving Duke University at the end of the current semester,” Bollin said.
With a combination of returning veteran talent and some promising incoming freshmen, the loss of Day-Wilson may not be as big as it now seems.
After a difficult end to Duke’s season in a second-round NCAA tournament defeat against No. 6-seed Colorado, the Blue Zone looks back at some of the numbers that defined the Blue Devils’ 2022-23 campaign.
Taylor announced via social media Monday afternoon that she will be returning to Duke, using her fifth and final year of eligibility.
Duke star Shayeann Day-Wilson has entered the transfer portal, she announced Monday afternoon via social media.
Oliver has entered the transfer portal, per a report from The Next’s Mitchell Northam.
As Duke's season met its end Monday night against Colorado, the full story of its turnaround season came into view.
Duke's offensive woes outweighed its defensive excellence in Monday's loss, sending the team into the offseason with plenty of accomplishments and questions.
The Blue Devils pushed it to overtime in Cameron Indoor Stadium, but the Buffaloes emerged victorious to reach the Sweet 16 and end the home team's season.
With the stakes high as ever in Durham, The Chronicle's beat writers make their predictions.
The Blue Devils, known for their defense, took down the Gaels with balance on the two ends of the floor.
The third-seeded Blue Devils exploded on offense Saturday night, running away for a big win against the 14th-seeded Gaels in the Round of 64.
Before tipoff at 9:30 p.m. Saturday, The Chronicle's beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils' season will stretch to Monday.
Before Duke hosts Iona in Saturday's Round of 64, here is all you need to know to be prepared.
No. 3-seed Duke will begin its NCAA tournament campaign Saturday against No. 14-seed Iona in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Zone has three keys for the Blue Devils to start the tournament on the right foot.
In early January, Volker was removed from the team’s active roster, “taking time away from the team for personal reasons,” as head coach Kara Lawson explained. It now appears Volker will not be rejoining that roster.
