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Marshall University's women's basketball team will open its 2026‑27 non‑conference slate with games against Duke on Nov. 15 and Kentucky on Nov. 20, reviving series that span decades and promise new storylines.
A Wisconsin high school standout pledges to Duke, climbing from outside the top 50 to the top 15 in national rankings.
Kager Knueppel, a Wisconsin Lutheran senior, has vaulted into the top 15 of national basketball rankings after committing to Duke, joining a recruiting class that has dominated the past three cycles.
Jarett Gerald, a decorated former Gamecock athlete and coach, will lead La Salle's athletics department, leveraging a career that spans Missouri, Duke and the NCAA.
The upcoming December 15, 2023 meeting between Campbell and Duke renews a decades‑long series that blends early tournament drama, recent battles, and the Camels' occasional triumphs over ACC powerhouses.
Six former North Carolina players have crossed the $100 million threshold in NBA earnings, reshaping the school’s legacy on the professional stage.
Team USA secured its eighth consecutive FIBA U-17 Men’s World Cup with a 107-81 victory over Serbia, setting tournament records for three‑pointers and point differential while showcasing standout performances from key players.
From a scholarship athlete at Binghamton University to the first Greek woman to call EuroLeague and FIBA World Cup games, Dora Panteli blends sports, media and entrepreneurship, inspiring a new generation of women in basketball.
Several former Duke basketball standouts are slated to compete in the 2026 NBA Summer League, with games streamed on ESPN platforms and Prime Video.
In his second NBA Summer League appearance, Maliq Brown delivered a jaw‑dropping block against former Michigan standout Yaxel Lendeborg, a play that underscores Duke’s defensive expectations and recalls the team’s late‑season win over the Wolverines.
After capturing the ACC crown, Duke lost quarterback Darian Mensah and receiver Cooper Barkate to Miami, creating a narrative‑rich matchup that could shape both teams’ 2026 prospects.
In his third year as an assistant coach for the Louisville Cardinals, Ronnie Hamilton blends a unique football‑to‑basketball background with a culture‑first philosophy, guiding a revamped staff and roster toward a deep NCAA Tournament run.
From Akron's 2017 drought to Stanford's power‑conference resurgence, the journeys of six teams illustrate how coaching changes, historic losing streaks and scheduling hurdles intersect in the pursuit of postseason play
Duke’s preseason No. 2 ranking reflects a blend of past triumphs, a top recruiting class and the arrival of transfer star John Blackwell, setting the stage for a championship‑contending campaign.
The United States defeated Serbia 107‑81 in the final, with Duke‑bound forward Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje delivering 20 points and 15 rebounds. Coach Scott Fitch highlighted the player’s coachability and future prospects.
On October 9, 2026, the Seminoles travel to Louisville for a pivotal ACC matchup, a game that could shape the trajectory of both teams' seasons.
After a surprise ACC title, the Blue Devils face the challenge of replacing star quarterback Darian Mensah and 17 other departing players, with new starter Walker Eget and head coach Manny Diaz aiming to stay competitive.
Duke University is set to welcome a top‑ranked recruiting class, highlighted by five‑star forward Bryson Howard, whose blend of shooting and defensive versatility promises to reshape the team's dynamics.
In 1991 Duke captured its first title in a dramatic Final Four rematch with UNLV, followed by an exhibition win over the Soviet Union and a second straight championship. The victory marked a turning point for the program and cemented the legacies of Coach Mike Krzyzewski and stars Christian Laettner, Grant Hill and Bobby Hurley.
Duke University's football program is reshaping its defense for 2026, with rising sophomore Bryce Davis poised to become a pivotal figure after key departures.
At the FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup in Istanbul, 17‑year‑old Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje is rewriting the script for future prospects, averaging 19.5 points, 10.2 rebounds and a rare mix of shooting and shot‑blocking. His versatile game has already caught the eye of NBA personnel and U.S. national team coaches.
CBS Sports projects a .500 season for Duke in 2026, highlighting a home loss to North Carolina and the impact of new quarterback Walker Eget, while fans hope a 7‑5 finish could be within reach.
The Jayhawks are reshaping their lineup after a 24‑11 season, blending veteran transfers with top recruits as they chase a third national championship.
Duke football faces a critical quarterback transition as Walker Eget steps into the starting role, with Dan Mahan poised to step in if needed, while the program seeks to maintain offensive potency despite recent departures.