There are a few ACC stories worth mentioning in a catch-up sort of way. First, although we reported this earlier, Maxim Logue has decommitted from UNC, apparently because he didn’t make it through admissions.
In the 1960’s, there were three great teams in the NBA: the Boston Celtics, the Los Angeles Lakers, and whoever Wilt Chamberlain was playing for at the time.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff have built a roster for next season that is prepared to compete for a national title and be one of the most dominant teams in the sport all season long.
A couple of days ago, we linked to Secretariat’s stunning Triple Crown victories from 1973. He set a record in the Kentucky Derby which still stands. In fact, he set records for the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes too, and no horse has ever broken any of them.
The Duke Blue Devils enter the summer with plenty of questions on the roster. Losing star quarterback Darian Mensah and No. 1 wide receiver Cooper Barkate as suddenly as they did sent Duke and head coach Manny Diaz into crisis mode , scrambling to land the best available talent in the transfer portal at two critical positions on offense.
Jon Scheyer may or may not be done with his roster, but he’s put together a deep and impressive group already. Below is the roster as it would look if the season started Monday.
In Saturday’s Brotherhood Playoff Action, Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics were eliminated by the Philadelphia 76ers, 109-100. Tatum was listed as questionable earlier, but was ruled out due to stiffness in his left knee.
The reactions to Duke’s deal with Amazon Prime have been interesting, to say the least. Is it a turning point in college athletics? Probably. Is it something that can’t be overcome?
In Friday’s Brotherhood Playoff Action, Toronto eliminated Cleveland in overtime, 112-110, Detroit roared back to shock Orlando, 93-79, and Los Angeles eliminated Houston, 98-78.
Well, if you were paying attention to the NBA Playoffs Friday night, you’ll most likely agree with us that there’s no question about what today’s Gold will be.
After UNC stocked up on big men, perhaps not surprisingly, FAU transfer Maxim Logue decided to try his luck elsewhere, and is back in the portal. We were looking forward to seeing Logue at UNC, Flory Bidunga at Louisville, and Baye Ndongo at Pitt.
The Duke basketball program made another addition to its stellar 2026 recruiting class with 7'0", 230-pound big man Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje out of Spain.
The Duke basketball program made a late splash signing with international prospect Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje. The 7'0", 230-pound big man is only 16 years old and will not turn 17 until May, but will reclassify into the 2026 recruiting class, adding to the Blue Devils' already stellar group.
When news broke Thursday morning that Duke would have three outstanding games on Amazon, it felt important, but it took a while for the implications to truly sink in.
The Duke Blue Devils aren't particularly known for being a churning machine of first-round NFL Draft talent. Every so often, especially in the past seven years, the Blue Devils will produce a high draft pick.
The Duke Blue Devils have landed a first-of-its-kind deal with Amazon Prime Video in which they will play three marquee games on the streaming service, the school announced on Thursday.
The Duke Blue Devils have struck a deal with Amazon that will probably make them a lot of money and definitely make a lot of fans angry. According to ESPN's Jeff Borzello and Pete Thamel, the Duke basketball program have agreed to an exclusive rights partnership with Amazon that will see three massive games broadcast on Prime Video next season.
The Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball program continues to load up its roster for the 2026-27 season. On Thursday, Duke received a commitment from 16-year-old Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje, who is a 7-foot center from FC Barcelona, as he announced on his Instagram page.
The NFL Draft has come and gone for the Duke Blue Devils. The journey of the 2026 season can officially begin following the conclusion of spring ball and the collegiate selection process, and that should excite fans ahead of the summer.
Change continues to define the college basketball offseason, especially in an era where roster movement happens quickly and often. For programs like the Duke Blue Devils, the transfer portal has become just as important as recruiting and player development.
Duke star forward Cameron Boozer averaged 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.4 steals on shooting splits of .556/.391/.789.
The Duke Blue Devils were once again among the most successful teams in college basketball this past season, clinching the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and making it to the Elite Eight.
Duke wing Isaiah Evans has declared for the 2026 NBA Draft.
Duke Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer won't be running short on backcourt playmakers next season.
In what many presume to be his lone year with the Duke Blue Devils, forward Cam Boozer was nothing short of a superstar. The former five-star recruit and son of Duke legend and former NBA star Carlos Boozer was named the National Player of the Year, ACC Player of the Year, earned a first-team All-American nod and also won the Karl Malone award.
Diaz has gone 18-9 in two campaigns, and last season, the Blue Devils went 9-5 and won the ACC.
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