A final chance to gain valuable road experience and another ACC win in preparation for the looming postseason ended in another loss to an unranked team.
Duke has struggled away from Cameron Indoor Stadium—five of the team’s six losses have come on the road.
Although their play was far from pretty, in the end, the Blue Devils got the dominant result they needed.
Duke fought through a sluggish offensive performance, escaping with a 59-51 victory.
The injury bug is biting the Blue Devils once again, this time affecting one of their top players of the season so far.
The Blue Devils welcome the Demon Deacons for a 7 p.m. clash Wednesday, looking to regain offensive consistency.
Last month, Duke opened its doors to Limin Xu, the Chinese women’s basketball national team coach.
Although Notre Dame outrebounded Duke by a mere two boards, the distribution of rebounds was a cause for concern.
After the Blue Devils pulled within six points with seven minutes remaining, Notre Dame closed the game on a 14-2 run.
The Blue Devils' elite defense squares off against Notre Dame’s high-flying offense in an intriguing clash of styles.
Williams’ dominating offensive performance Thursday destroyed her previous career high.
A battle of the bigs took place at Cameron Indoor Stadium Thursday evening, as No. 19 Duke took on one of the tallest teams in college basketball.
After a week of uncharacteristic high-scoring shootouts, the Blue Devils are back to winning with their defense.
Up 17 late in the second quarter, Joanne P. McCallie turned to the bench and decided that the time was right for Sofia Roma’s debut.
No. 18 Duke struggled out of the gate, but soon took control of the tempo en route to a 75-50 victory.
Two years and two surgeries seem like a lifetime ago for Gorecki, who is now Duke's second-leading scorer.
Duke must find consistency in its discipline with the ball—the team’s Achilles' heel in all five of its losses.
Four missed free throws and a series of defensive breakdowns by the Blue Devils kept the Tar Heels in striking distance down the stretch.
Just before the horn sounded in the fourth quarter, North Carolina's Paris Kea hit a 3-pointer to even the game and send it into overtime.
For some players, the rise to stardom in college basketball can only be seen on game day. But for Duke’s lone four-year senior, the path taken was atypical.
