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The latest edition of The Athletic’s annual Freaks List spotlights two standout players whose physical development and on‑field impact promise major contributions this season.
A deep dive into the contrasting skill sets of Trinidad Chambliss and Darien Mensah, exploring why each is a top draft consideration depending on a manager’s strategy.
Duke University tight end Jeremiah Hasley appears at No. 55 on Bruce Feldman’s 2026 Freaks List, reflecting a season of 48 receptions, 517 yards, eight touchdowns and multiple academic honors.
A look at the top 15 high school tight ends entering the 2026 season, their commitments to major college programs, and the impact of elite tight ends on modern football strategy.
Duke’s 2026‑27 nonconference slate, ranked by the Fayetteville Observer, features a rematch with Florida, neutral‑site games against Gonzaga and UConn, and a host of early‑season challenges designed to sharpen the team before ACC play.
An inside look at how Duke’s mix of returning players, highly ranked freshmen, and veteran transfers is shaping a season defined by performance‑driven roles and tough early matchups.
The Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame will honor the 2001‑02 Maryland men's basketball team, the only NCAA champions in school history, alongside five other sports legends in a ceremony at Nationals Park on August 30, 2026.
Former Duke star and longtime coach Tommy Amaker will be inducted into the Washington DC Sports Hall of Fame alongside WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne, NFL Pro Bowler London Fletcher and others, in a ceremony scheduled for August 30, 2026.
A look at how Bryson Howard’s defensive skill set, family background, and high‑school statistics position him as a key bench contributor for Duke’s upcoming season.
With key departures and no defined roles, Duke's defensive backs are relying on a wave of transfer talent to stabilize the secondary before the season‑opening clash with Tulane.
Mario Cristobal’s rise to the top of the ACC coach rankings reflects a dramatic turnaround at Miami, while Dabo Swinney’s fall to second signals a new era of competition.
Coach K’s favorite championship squad emerged after a humbling defeat, showcasing a roster that blended NBA prospects with relentless physicality, culminating in a dramatic title game against Butler.
Three standout players are projected to drive Duke's football resurgence in the upcoming season, blending proven production with high‑profile recruits.
A look at the 2027 class shows sixteen of the top twenty‑five recruits heading out of state, with South Carolina leading the pack and Nike sealing a deal with the state’s premier tight end.
Duke’s 2026 preseason began with a 3‑2 scrimmage win, the return of leading scorer Alaina McVeigh, and a schedule that includes games against Wake Forest, North Carolina and William & Mary.
After losing several starters from the 2025 ACC Championship secondary, Duke’s coaching staff says every position is up for grabs as the 2026 roster reshapes its defensive backfield.
From early defensive standout to clutch national champion, Shane Battier’s career at Duke was defined by mentorship, self‑improvement, and moments of unexpected inspiration.
Duke University’s standout midfielder Sam Courtwright has been named to the United Soccer Coaches Midfielders to Watch List, reflecting a career marked by All‑American honors, prolific assists and a resilient 2024 season after injury.
Duke’s 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule was released on August 7, 2026, outlining a season that begins with a home opener against Army and includes key exhibition games and a slate of top‑tier opponents.
A look at Amaker’s journey from Duke’s court to Harvard’s bench, the Brotherhood Runs series, and the significance of his homecoming
Cameron Roller, Duke University’s defensive anchor, has been named to the United Soccer Coaches Defenders to Watch List for the second straight year, underscoring her impact on the program ahead of an upcoming exhibition match.
Over a thousand fans filled Cameron Indoor Stadium to watch drills, a half‑court shot by freshman Taylor Solfikanichich, and a Q&A with Coach Kara Lawson, who outlined her preparations for the FIBA World Cup and a return to WNBA coverage on Amazon Prime. The event underscores Duke’s push to make women’s basketball more accessible in the Triangle, while the ACC Network prepares to air an All‑ACC Special celebrating the team’s championship run.
A look at the upcoming December 4, 2026 game at Cameron Indoor Stadium, honoring Tommy Amaker’s dual legacy as a Duke player and Harvard coach, and the tradition of the Brotherhood Run series.
After a season marked by injuries, Duke’s coaching staff is counting on a blend of returning starters, experienced transfers and promising newcomers to restore depth and competitiveness on defense.