With the last of the conference tournaments concluded, there are a few last-minute leaps and drops in March Madness seeding. Duke women's basketball has been named a No. 3 seed, and the Blue Zone offers some thoughts on Selection Sunday.
The Blue Devils are headed for the NCAA tournament for the first time under Kara Lawson, and they will host the first two rounds in Durham.
The Blue Devils split their week yet again in the ACC tournament, winning Friday but losing in the Saturday semifinal. A New AP Poll came out Monday, and the Blue Zone looks at the changes.
It was a week of ups and downs for Duke women’s basketball. While the ACC semifinal loss to Virginia Tech was disappointing for Blue Devil fans, it was far from unexpected. Duke played the same basketball that it has all year, and lost the same way too.
As Virginia Tech ran away with Saturday's semifinal, it was a lack of discipline on the defensive end that spelled the end of the road for Duke.
Duke's ACC tournament run came to an end Saturday afternoon at the hands of the Hokies, who pulled away in the second quarter and never let up.
In a game very similar to the two that preceded it, the Blue Devils found what they needed to survive and advance at the ACC tournament.
After two regular-season losses to North Carolina, Duke hung around and eventually stormed back to beat its rival, moving on to Saturday afternoon's semifinal as a reward.
Duke women's basketball begins its ACC tournament play Friday evening against North Carolina. The Blue Zone has three keys for the Blue Devils to redeem themselves against their rival.
Duke plays its first ACC tournament game Friday evening as a No. 2-seed following an immensely successful regular season. Before the Blue Devils tip off, the Blue Zone is here with a potential game-changer throughout the tournament.
With ACC honors made official Tuesday, we take a closer look at Em Adler's ballot.
One year removed from a subpar season in the ACC, Duke has soared into contention ahead of this week's conference tournament.
Taylor took home three honors, while Lawson placed second for ACC Coach of the Year.
Despite a double-bye, the Blue Devils face a difficult road to the ACC championship game — and it may begin with rival North Carolina.
Duke women's basketball fell in its regular-season finale to rival North Carolina, breaking its season-long home win streak. The Blue Zone breaks down the loss.
The Blue Devils endured another split week, opening with a win and ending with a loss. A new AP Poll came out Monday, and the Blue Zone breaks down the changes.
The Blue Devils held their opponents to 50 points or less for the 15th time, but 25 turnovers further limited their offensive capabilities in a rematch with the Tar Heels with an ACC title at stake.
On a turnover-filled day in Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke lost to its fiercest rival and lost its chance for a conference title as a result.
Duke women’s basketball will conclude its regular season Sunday hoping for revenge against rival North Carolina. As the Blue Devils look to clinch a share of the ACC regular-season title, the Blue Zone highlights a key player from each side.
Plenty is at stake for the Blue Devils in Sunday's game, and our beat writers are here to make their predictions.
