With two Top-100 recruits already committed, Duke head coach Jon Scheyer knows there's more work to be done. He's far from settled when it comes to his Class of 2026, and there are three huge names he's still in the running for.
As the college football season nears the end with three weeks to go, there are certainly games on teams' schedules that do not amount to the same importance as others.
The Duke Blue Devils got off to the start they wanted to. They won their first game of the season against a Texas Longhorns team that plays hard all the way and gives this Duke team their first challenge of the season.
Duke picked up its fifth win of the season last week, taking down Clemson in a 46-45 shootout at Memorial Stadium. Manny Diaz brought his team back to the ACC discussion by taking advantage of the bye week following a loss to Georgia Tech.
The Duke Blue Devils opened their season against the Texas Longhorns in the Dick Vitale Invitational on Tuesday night. It was a mixed-bag performance by the Blue Devils , as the offense struggled for extended stretches.
Duke (5-3, 4-1) travels for the second week in a row to take on the University of Connecticut (6-3) in the last non-conference game of the regular season.
American immigration policy has grown much stricter, but it doesn’t appear the ACC is much affected. The conference has 45 players from 30 countries (not counting the US), an average of 1.5 per squad, according to 2025-26 opening rosters.
It's been an up-and-down four-week stretch for the Duke Blue Devils, who have had two bye weeks, two monumental games, and now a random out-of-conference game against Connecticut this upcoming week.
It goes without saying that the Duke Blue Devils saved their season with the 46-45 win over the Clemson Tigers last Saturday. That result is now in the rear-view mirror, and it is time to look at where the confernce stands heading into Week 11.
Jay Bilas is familiar to college basketball fans but to Duke fans, he’s kind of family. He’s been a part of the Brotherhood since before there was a Brotherhood, having been one of Mike Krzyzewski’s earliest recruits at Duke.
While the Duke Blue Devils' offense played almost a perfect game against Clemson on Saturday, the defensive side of the ball produced one of its worst outings in recent memory.
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Offense was not an issue for the Duke Blue Devils on Saturday during their shootout win over the Clemson Tigers at Memorial Stadium. If there has been one constant feature of this team that has remained relatively the same throughout the course of the season, it would have to be the explosive element of the offense.
The Duke Blue Devils are having a great football season. They are looking like a great threat for any team they play. Their offense has been great for most of the season, and they are playing well.
There’s a reason by 4th year coach Jon Scheyer scheduled aggressively, and it’s not because he knows what he has with his team but really the opposite of that: he doesn’t know and aims to find out as soon as possible while also putting his young team through their paces against high level competition.
Scoring was optional in Monday's season opener between No. 7 Duke and No. 16 Baylor in Paris, but that did not stop Auburn transfer Taliah Scott from finding the bottom of the net and leading her team to victory in a 58-52 upset.
College basketball is almost back. The 2025–26 season tips off Monday, ushering in another year of intrigue, talent and high expectations. Can Florida defend its national title?