Duke faced its toughest challenge in December at Cameron Indoor Stadium against a veteran-laden Virginia Tech squad. Donning the new Brotherhood jersey, the Blue Devils resiliently fought back against several waves of Hokie pushback to earn the 76-65 win against one of the better teams in the ACC.
After a rough stretch in November when his shooting clip dipped, freshman guard Trevor Keels rejuvenated himself, finishing the two earlier games this week with a combined 25 points on 40% shooting from beyond the arc.
After nearly a year of waiting, victory finally returned to Koskinen Stadium for the men’s soccer team.
Ahead of Coach K's final season, Duke men's basketball is bringing in several new players to Durham. In this series, we analyze film on each of the Blue Devils' new signees and transfers for the 2021-22 season. Previously, we took a look at Bates Jones, Theo John, Jaylen Blakes, AJ Griffin and Trevor Keels. Finally, we look at Paolo Banchero.
After a lopsided victory at home, the Blue Zone is here to give you a summary of the Duke's game against Clemson in as concise a manner as we can—in one word.
In a grueling contest that featured eight lead changes, the advantages on the glass and at the line were two key factors that helped Duke prevail.
Tre or Tyus? Both Jones brothers had a knack for the big game and showed tremendous leadership from the point guard position.
To everyone’s amazement, the swimmer made a comeback of the ages. 18 months after her return, she stood at lane four in the then McDonald's Olympic Swim Stadium for the 100 Meter Freestyle final.
“Being able to give back to my community is something that is a big part of what I want to do going forward,” Akinbode-James said.
Check out the descriptions and matchups for the non-UNC regular season region of our best wins bracket.
