Beating UNC is great but never easy, and so it went in Chapel Hill on Sunday night as the Tar Heels upset Duke, 74-69. This was a close game throughout and with just 3:51 to go, it was tied 60-60.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils are now 27-2 overall on the season and 15-1 in ACC action after they took down No. 11 Virginia (25-4, 13-3 ACC) at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Saturday by a score of 77-51.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 27-2 overall and 15-1 in ACC play on Saturday after taking down No. 11 Virginia (25-4, 13-3 ACC) 77-51 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils further proved themselves as a national title favorite, while No. 11 Virginia (25-4, 13-3 ACC) saw its momentum come to a screeching halt.
Never before since the ACC was founded 73 years ago had one of the conference's programs recorded double-digit wins over ranked opponents in a single season.
In what was apparently a joint decision, the Dallas Mavericks have waived former Duke point guard Tyus Jones. For the Mavericks, it opens up a path to sign rookie Ryan Nembhard.
Duke has had a banner year to date, and a big part of why it’s been so great is the defense. And there’s a lot to that. Caleb Foster and Isaiah Evans have vastly improved as defenders.
We thought Virginia was better than that. Whatever else we might have thought, we never thought that Duke would have a 28-point lead on a good Virginia team.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 27-2 overall on the season and 15-1 in ACC action following a convincing 77-51 victory over No. 11 Virginia (25-4, 13-3 ACC) at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Saturday.
There are losses, and then there are complete dismantlings. What unfolded inside Cameron Indoor Stadium was the latter. No. 1 Duke didn’t just beat No.
Although Duke women’s basketball head coach Kara Lawson and her staff are primarily focused on the 2025-2026 season as they continue their push for the NCAA tournament, the Blue Devils have also been finding success on the high school recruiting trail as of late.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Chandler Rivers emerged as one of Duke’s top defensive playmakers last season, anchoring a secondary that helped deliver the program’s first ACC championship since the 1960s.
The No. 1-ranked Duke Blue Devils (26-2, 14-1 ACC) are riding high heading into a huge Saturday matchup against No. 11 Virginia (25-3, 13-2 ACC) at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Honestly, we’d never heard of Eddie Links before. Great name, but we hadn’t heard of him. He advertises himself as a “High level Ball Knower,” and maybe he is.
In Saturday’s ACC Action, NC State visits Notre Dame, Florida State heads up to Atlanta to take on Georgia Tech, Louisville cruises over to Clemson, BC heads down to Miami, Pitt drops in on Cal on the West Coast swing, Syracuse checks in with Wake Forest, SMU gets Stanford, and Virginia Tech visits UNC.
This has been a season of hope for NC State. Will Wade’s team hasn’t been perfect, but it has certainly had its moments, notably an absolute destruction of UNC (albeit without Caleb Wilson and Henri Veesaar, but still, good for the Wolfpack soul).
With 20 seconds to play and the score knotted at 71-71 in the New Jersey Prep A Open Championship on Thursday night, 2026 Duke basketball recruiting prize Deron Rippey Jr.
Duke football head coach Manny Diaz and his staff are continuing to gain some traction with some of their top targets in the 2027 recruiting class. As the spring season rolls along, Diaz and Co.
Former Duke football cornerback Chandler Rivers is getting ready to begin his NFL career after four great seasons with the Blue Devils. Rivers could've
“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.