We’ve talked before about how Duke and UNC tend to parallel each other in strange and unusual ways. They’re like the yin and yang of college basketball, and if it rains in Chapel Hill, it’s probably going to rain in Durham, too.
Duke rode a big second quarter to overpower Clemson, winning 60-46 in the quarterfinals of the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. The Blue Devils had a 24-5 run between the second and third quarters and also forced 21 turnovers and held the Tigers to 25% on threes and 35% overall.
By notching just one more victory this season, former four-year Duke basketball guard and current Blue Devil leader Jon Scheyer (117-24 career mark) would own the outright NCAA Division I record for the most wins in four years as a head coach.
UNC and Caleb Wilson had clearly been pointing to the Duke game in Cameron for his return from wrist surgery. Well, that’s not going to happen now: Wilson broke his thumb dunking in practice, so now he’s got the remnants of his left hand injury and a right thumb that has been surgically repaired.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils (28-2, 16-1 ACC) are riding high heading into their regular season finale against rival No. 17 North Carolina (24-6, 12-5 ACC).
Duke basketball freshman sensation Cameron Boozer has likely locked up the National Player of the Year award, handing the Duke program the nation's top player for the second straight season.
Over at CBS, Matt Norlander runs down some coaches who are likely to get new jobs when the Coaching Carousel cranks up soon, and since there are very likely to be some ACC openings in the next few weeks, we thought we’d take a look at a few.
The Tobacco Road rivalry reignites this Saturday, March 7, 2026, as the top-ranked Duke Blue Devils (28-2 overall, 16-1 ACC) host the No. 17 North Carolina Tar Heels (24-6 overall, 12-5 ACC) at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham.
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The Duke Blue Devils have been arguably the best team in college basketball this season. The Blue Devils enter the matchup with a 28-2 record and hold the No.
There’s an old image in the Duke archives from the Southern Conference days. The Blue Devils are about to play in a bowl game, and some lovely UNC students are standing with a sign wishing Duke well and hoping they come back with a win.
Revenge is a dish best served… in Cameron Indoor Stadium! The latest episode of the Duke Basketball Roundup is a look ahead to the eagerly awaited rematch with UNC.
The Duke Blue Devils have been surging offensively as of late, which is an extremely scary sight for every other team in college basketball. The Blue Devils have led with their defense all season long, but with a revamped offensive attack, they could become legitimately unbeatable.
Next up is the rematch with UNC, as the Tar Heels take the short trip (11 miles, not the 8 traditionally promoted) to Cameron Indoor Stadium. Last time, of course, UNC beat the Blue Devils on a last-second three by Seth Trimble that Tar Heel fans will talk about for a long time.
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Today’s video offers some wonderful old footage of Duke-UNC in the 1960 ACC Tournament. and in color, no less. At that point, of course, the tournament was still held in Reynolds Coliseum, which explains the red floor.
In Wednesday’s ACC Action, Miami beat SMU, 77-69; Cal took care of Georgia Tech, 76-65; Stanford polished off Notre Dame, 86-78; and Florida State survived a tremendous Pitt comeback, 75-74.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils boast what is likely the most elite defensive unit in all of college basketball, with suffocating length at every position.
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Cameron Boozer and the No. 1 Duke Blue Devils secured their seventh-straight win on Monday night, jumping to 28-2 and 16-1 in ACC play after a 93-64 win over Will Wade and the NC State Wolfpack.
Duke Blue Devils star freshman Cameron Boozer has everyone’s attention, including none other than the legendary Mike Krzyzewski. Coach K knows a talent when he sees one, having handled countless top-tier college basketball players during his incredible reign as the Duke basketball program’s head coach.
The throne belongs to Duke Blue Devils once again. After reclaiming the top spot last week, Duke held firm at No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for the second straight week, marking the 149th time in program history the Blue Devils have been ranked atop the poll — the most all-time.
“White Mike” had a warm welcome in his return to his home state. Duke’s head coach, Jon Scheyer, is in town to face Notre Dame, so he took his team to nearby Chicago to check out his old hometown.