Jon Scheyer and his fourth Duke basketball squad entered Tuesday night's home game against the unranked Boston College Eagles riding a nine-game winning streak.
Two major trades Wednesday involving former Duke stars Jared McCain and Marvin Bagley: McCain will join Oklahoma City and Bagley is heading south of there to Dallas.
The No. 4-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 21-1 overall and 10-0 in ACC play with a 67-49 victory over Boston College (9-13, 2-7 ACC) at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Tuesday night.
There are apparently some people who still think that Cooper Flagg is the product of hype, the latest Great White Hope, but the facts on the court show how lazy that sort of thinking is.
We are a few days away from the first Duke-UNC meeting and UNC is playing well enough to hold up their end of the bargain. As you know, the Blue Devils and Tar Heels have the best rivalry in sports and routinely put on games that we talk about for years afterwards.
The legal battle between Duke University and star quarterback Darian Mensah took the world of college football by storm, and for good reason. The lawsuit filed by the school perfectly laid out exactly where the state of college athletics is currently.
The Blue Devils came out strong against BC last night, so much so that Boston College called a timeout less than four minutes into the game after a driving layup by Boozer put Duke in front, 11-0.
There are some great what-ifs in Duke Basketball history. What if Bob Verga hadn’t gotten sick just before the 1966 Final Four? What if Duke had played Texas Western instead of Kentucky?
You know that concern/complaint Duke fans have had this season about the Blue Devils starting slow? For at least one night, you can strike and reverse that, because Duke started Tuesday’s game against Boston College brilliantly, but trailed off significantly later.
The Duke basketball program (20-1, 9-0 ACC) is one of the most complete teams in college basketball this season, but it's no secret that Jon Scheyer builds his teams to lead with defense.
As the Cameron Crazies prepare to rock Cameron Indoor Stadium once again, three Duke standouts are poised to steal the spotlight in tonight’s showdown against Boston College.
Basketball turnovers are nothing if not lost opportunities. This season, there’s only one ACC team that’s making the most of its possessions in that regard, and that’s Clemson.
In Monday’s only ACC Action, UNC built up a huge second half lead then gave most of it up but held on to win, 87-77. The Tar Heels were up 72-40 with 9:56 to play only to watch Syracuse cut that down to just 6 with :42 to play.
Zion Williamson is back in form, which is great. His year at Duke remains iconic, but injuries have plagued his NBA career. When he’s healthy though, no one can stop him.
#4 Duke Blue Devils (20-1, 9-0 ACC) vs. Boston College Eagles (9-12, 2-6 ACC) Tuesday, Feb. 3 • 7:00 p.m. ET Cameron Indoor Stadium (9,314) • Durham, N.C.
Any coach will tell you, you take all opponents seriously. So, just because Boston College is (again) one of the worst teams in the ACC, it does not mean the DBR podcast will fail to provide a detailed preview of what the Eagles bring into Cameron.
The No. 4-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 20-1 overall and 9-0 in ACC action following a 72-58 victory on the road over Virginia Tech (16-7, 5-5 ACC) on Saturday afternoon.
The Duke Blue Devils are coming off one of their most competitive games of the season. After a dominant home win over Louisville, Duke came back down to earth with a tougher road test against Virginia Tech.
Nearly halfway through league play, No. 5 Duke is the premier squad in the Atlantic Coast Conference. But which school is No. 2 in the conference remains up in the air.