The Duke football program is inching closer to beginning their 2026 training camp ahead of a regular season filled with tons of uncertainty for the Blue Devils.
When we heard that JoJo Boumtje Boumtje said the following on the Brotherhood Podcast, we knew it wouldn’t go unnoticed. If you missed it, here’s what he said about choosing Duke over UNC: “Really just my gut feeling.
Peach Jam is underway, and that means that everyone is beating a path to North Augusta to take in the show. It’s a bit different this year since live evaluation returned to EYBL in Vegas last week for the first time in several years, and that’s some serious competition.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff made a ton of major moves this offseason to build the Blue Devils into a heavyweight national title contender heading into the 2026-27 season.
In this interview with Rich Eisen, Chris Webber is asked if a New York Times story about hating Duke is going out of style, Webber says definitely not.
The Duke football program has a lot of questions to answer heading into the 2026 college football season, and most of those will come on the offensive side of the ball.
In Monday’s NBA Summer League play, Cam Boozer continued to impress. He racked up 21 points in 29 minutes, and also had 8 rebounds, 3 steals, and 3 assists.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff have gotten more involved with the 2027 and 2028 recruiting classes over the last few weeks. The Blue Devils have earned one commitment in the 2027 class from 4-star forward Kager Knueppel, one of the biggest risers in the entire class.
Having the World Cup in North America has been a tremendous amount of fun and, for Americans, it’s been full of revelations. You can go down the list from
The Duke football program is just a couple of weeks away from beginning summer training camp ahead of the 2026 season. As we continue our Duke football 2026 top 30 players countdown, we are back with another addition to the defensive secondary.
Football begins in the trenches with the grittiest level of play in sports. True blood, sweat, and tears are poured into the middle of the action along the offensive and defensive fronts, two of the most important aspects of a successful program or franchise in the sport.
The Duke Blue Devils didn’t have any luck on Day 1 of the MLB Draft, but one of their own heard his name called in the later round on the event’s second day. Duke was just 26-31 last season and struggled throughout its first year under head coach Cory Mascara.
Good news and strange news for members of the Brotherhood on Contract Watch: First, the good news, as Isaiah Evans has signed a four-year deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
When it comes to Summer League play and former Blue Devils, we forgot to check on Khaman Maluach. As expected, he had a lot of work to do as a rookie, and played 25 games in the G League for the Valley Suns.
He arrived on a scooter. He left a legend. Now, the question isn’t whether Caleb Foster belongs but whether anyone’s paying enough attention. The doctors were clear and the surgery was done; the season, to anyone watching from the outside, was over.
Once again, the Duke Blue Devils failed to have any players chosen in the first round of the MLB Draft. While the university’s basketball and football programs are usually full of first-round draft talent, the baseball program has continued to lag behind.
Former Blue Devil Maliq Brown was in action Saturday night for the San Antonio Spurs in Summer League play, and the Spurs gave him 24 minutes, and he produced: Brown got 8 points and 8 rebounds, 4 of them offensive, and also had 2 steals and 1 block.
It was a bit surprising, at least to us, when Amile Jefferson left Duke for the Boston Celtics, but it’s clearly worked out well for him. Currently, the Celtics have him coaching their Summer League team in Las Vegas, and that’s just a chance to learn more.
For a program that rarely lures in big-time recruits, the Duke Blue Devils have always found a way in recent years to combat that issue and secure back-to-back nine-win seasons with a chance for a historic third in 2026.
Today, Grayson Allen is a valuable asset in the NBA, a strong, athletic guard who shoots threes as well as anyone in the league. When he came to Duke, though, he was a bit of an afterthought.
The NBA has begun sending out green room invitations for the 2026 draft. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Woo, the league has invited 14 draft prospects to attend the event so far, with additional invitations expected to be issued in the coming days.