On the road against No. 17 Arizona, No. 12 Duke men's basketball didn’t let history repeat itself
It seemed like history was going to repeat itself, that the Wildcats would keep themselves within striking distance into the final minutes. Instead, Duke knocked down its shots. It capitalized on a Trey Townsend turnover with a strong drive and layup from Cooper Flagg.
With that quartet, third-year coach Jon Scheyer is on track for another top-ranked recruiting class. If that No. 1 ...
Inside a sold-out McKale Memorial Center in Tucson, No. 12 Duke and No. 17 Arizona engaged in a battle befitting its ...
If Duke hadn’t lost in the fashion it did against Kentucky, there’s no telling if it would’ve been able to match Arizona’s ...
Phoenix Suns teammates Grayson Allen, Tyus Jones, and Mason Plumlee were on hand to watch Jon Scheyer's third Duke basketball ...
After Flagg missed most of the second half of the Army game due to cramping, third-year coach Jon Scheyer said, “We can’t ...
For the first time since 2019, Duke basketball will play a top-25 nonconference opponent in its home arena. Credit to head ...
It was the most lopsided win under third-year coach Jon Scheyer. Duke (3-1) shot 48%, drilling 16 three-pointers, with ...
Those were the contributing factors to Duke basketball’s first loss of the season ... no question,” head coach Jon ...
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