With the clock winding down and a Duke victory all but in the books, Arizona State heaved up a last-ditch 3-point attempt to try to stay alive. Unfortunately for the Sun Devils, the ball bounced...
When the Blue Devils take the court tonight, they'll be up against more than just Arizona State.
Murray State may be the Racers, but the Blue Devils and their stifling defense slowed them down to a grinding halt.
Two and a half minutes into the second half of Duke's first round matchup, the Blue Devils saw their 15-point lead evaporate to just five, with Murray State riding the support of a decidedly...
Only two current Blue Devils, senior Wanisha Smith and redshirt junior Chante Black, have played in the NCAA Tournament without the prestige and luxury of a No. 1 seed.
Halfway across the world, there's a classroom of Saudi Arabian fifth graders who have had little exposure to the English language.
The basic rule of the NCAA Tournament: don't look ahead. Duke, of all teams, adheres to this universal law, but it's still tempting for any team to pencil itself further in the bracket.
Led by a 22-point effort from senior Wanisha Smith and 16 from sophomore Joy Cheek, the Blue Devils avenged two regular-season losses to the Terrapins when they upset the No. 2 seed, 74-63. Duke...
Sometimes it takes a slap in the face or a punch in the gut to serve as a wake-up call.
Comparing the statistics of last year's Duke squad to this year's team, one number immediately stands out.
It could be Duke is suffering a down year after losing Lindsey Harding and Alison Bales, two of its best players in recent history.
Brown is a man of many sweaters: 10-years- or some 350 games-worth, in fact. And in that time, Brown said he's gotten varying feedback on the technicolor pullovers.
Wanisha Smith is known to her teammates as a strong leader, an easygoing friend and a fiery competitor.
With regular-season play finished, every team is getting ready to pack their bags for Greensboro to take on some of the most elite squads in the ACC-and the nation.
Even with numerous foot injuries freshman year and a lack of significant playing time the following season, redshirt sophomore Keturah Jackson knew that she could make a difference.
Last year's Duke squad was Lindsey Harding's team. The point guard, the leader and the emotional sparkplug, Harding was the player who could turn the game around with a steal at midcourt and a...