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Duke's newest recruits combine elite guard play with towering size, sparking excitement for a potential 2027‑28 breakthrough.
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Duke's newest recruits combine elite guard play with towering size, sparking excitement for a potential 2027‑28 breakthrough.

The Ducks’ offense looks set to dominate this fall, anchored by standout backs Jordon Davison and Dierre Hill, though limited depth could test their durability.

Isaiah Evans, a former Duke Blue Devil, was not selected in the first round of the 2026 NBA Draft, leaving him to navigate a pivotal decision between the NBA and a potentially larger NIL payout.

Cameron Boozer’s award‑winning skill set and Caleb Wilson’s athletic upside are reshaping fantasy basketball forecasts, especially with Josh Giddey’s potential arrival in Chicago.

Duke head coach Jon Scheyer turned down the Dallas Mavericks’ offer, choosing to remain with the Blue Devils and preserve the program’s momentum heading into a promising season.

A German soccer enthusiast known as @FreddyLA7 turned his fascination with American fast‑food chains into a digital phenomenon, catching the eye of the Trump administration and earning a rare invitation to tour the State Department and the White House.

German soccer enthusiast @FreddyLA7 arrived in the United States for the FIFA Club World Cup and quickly turned his itinerary into a social‑media saga that blended fast‑food cravings with national landmarks.

A deep defensive unit, a top‑ranked recruiting class and a schedule that pits the Blue Devils against elite competition have analysts forecasting Duke as the No. 1 seed in next year’s tournament.

Duke’s head coach Jon Scheyer confirmed the return of key players, including rising star Dame Sarr, who is expected to play a pivotal role in the 2026‑27 season.

On Flag Day, the author reflects on his father's legacy, the discrimination faced by Filipino immigrants, and Donald Trump's plans for a UFC celebration at the White House.

Duke's ambitious slate includes games against three recent Final Four teams, featuring Gonzaga, Illinois and Michigan, as the Blue Devils aim to cement their top seeding.

La Colombe’s new summer campaign supports the U.S. Men’s National Soccer team with free coffee offers, fan activations and behind‑the‑scenes content.

Duke’s non‑conference slate features three Final Four teams from last season and a pivotal showdown at Florida’s Exactech Arena, a game that could define the Blue Devils’ tournament seed

Coach Jon Scheyer is reshaping Duke's lineup through careful portal moves, prioritizing role fit and continuity while integrating top recruits and experienced transfers.

From a 2024 season with fewer than ten wins to a 2026 national championship, the Wolverines' rapid rise under Dusty May showcases the power of strategic coaching, NIL investments, and a resilient roster.

Despite a dismal 2024 record, Michigan’s basketball program surged to a national title, driven by Coach Dusty May’s arrival, key NIL transfers, and the return of Elliott Cadeau and Trey McKenney, setting the stage for continued contention.

The Cavaliers bring back four of their top six scorers, setting the stage for a renewed push against Duke's recent ACC supremacy.

Duke’s recent back‑to‑back ACC titles put them at the top of the conference, but the upcoming season may see Virginia emerge as a formidable challenger thanks to a roster built around continuity and experienced returnees.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup offers a pivotal test for soccer’s ambition to break into mainstream American sports culture, confronting historic broadcast models, fan expectations and evolving league structures.

Duke will meet Florida in the 2026 ACC/SEC Challenge in Gainesville, a game that could determine the top two teams in the AP Poll and shape both programs' NCAA tournament resumes.

Duke’s upcoming season features high‑profile games against Final Four opponents, a demanding stretch of matches, and a deep roster that could prove decisive in the chase for a championship.

Duke’s 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule pits the Blue Devils against three Final Four teams, including a national championship participant, and includes games against Michigan State, Gonzaga, Georgia and Florida. The schedule also features a home matchup with Illinois and a road test at Florida, all aimed at sharpening a young roster for postseason play.

Duke’s schedule pits the Blue Devils against three last season’s Final Four teams, including the national champion, while the coaching staff seeks to blend experience with youthful talent.

Duke’s coach Jon Scheyer will pit his squad against a Florida team brimming with returning stars, including Alex Condon and Thomas Haugh, in a game that could shape both teams’ seasons.