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The piece examines how creative distractions—from a black curtain that reveals surprise figures to a fan’s curses—affect shooter performance and fan engagement, while noting Europe’s reservations.
How a single tweet sparked a lasting brand that continues to attract top talent and define Duke basketball’s identity.
Duke University announced a $34 million, four‑year sponsorship with Edward Jones that will place the firm’s logo on the basketball court for the first time since 1940, while also launching a financial‑education program for athletes and expanding branding in a private stadium area.
Duke’s latest sponsorship with Edward Jones brings corporate branding to Cameron Indoor Stadium’s floor, joining a trend of schools monetizing tradition through strategic partnerships.
A look at the remarkable journey of Tommy Amaker, from high school dominance to collegiate triumphs, culminating in his recent induction into the Washington D.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
Andy Enfield returns for his third season at SMU, navigating a depleted roster, key freshmen contributions, and the pressure of ACC ambitions while donors watch closely.
Duke’s 1992 championship run was defined not only by its talent but by a simmering rivalry that culminated in a dramatic Final Four victory and a lasting personal split between coaches Bob Knight and Mike Krzyzewski.
A recent video shows Kyle Singler asking his former coach for help, exposing financial strain and mental health struggles while the NBPA and Duke Basketball offer support.
Under head coach Jon Scheyer, Duke has combined sustained on‑court success with strategic roster moves, cementing its status as a national title favorite.
Duke University’s men’s basketball program is synonymous with resilience, having engineered some of the most astonishing comebacks in NCAA history. This article revisits five of those iconic turnarounds, highlighting the players, coaches, and moments that defined them.
Duke University enters the 2026 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament as a clear front‑runner, driven by a deep roster, experienced coaching, and a legacy of excellence.
In the fall of 1990, Duke University faced a tough season after losing to UNLV in the Final Four, while Marquette University visited Duke in November. The matchup featured young players like Christian Laettner and Grant Hill, with Marquette’s coach Kevin O’Neill known for his aggressive and controversial behavior. Despite Marquette’s competitive moments, Duke’s superior talent secured the victory in Cameron Indoor Arena.
Exploring three counterfactual scenarios where top NBA prospects chose Duke over other paths, and how those choices might have altered the program’s historic trajectory.
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.
Duke’s upcoming December 2026 games at Madison Square Garden mark a historic return to the venue, featuring a matchup with Harvard coach Tommy Amaker and a revived rivalry with Georgia, while also underscoring the Jimmy V Classic’s charitable mission.
Duke University's men's basketball team will open its season against Harvard at Cameron Indoor Stadium on December 4, featuring a return by Hall of Fame alumnus Tommy Amaker and the fifth-year leadership of head coach Jon Scheyer.
The trio brings NBA and college pedigree, aiming to sustain the United States' dominance in international basketball.
UCLA announced the appointment of Max Feldman as general manager, tasked with managing name, image and likeness deals and accelerating the development of prospects such as Nikola Kusturica.
UCLA promotes veteran scout Max Feldman to general manager, aiming to navigate the NIL era, retain top talent like Nikola Kusturica, and adapt to a landscape reshaped by coaching departures and player mobility.
Duke’s new roster blends size and talent, emphasizing a defensive-first approach, communication and ball movement as the team prepares for its season opener against the Army Black Knights.
A new Duke podcast features Caleb Foster, Patrick Ngongba II and Cameron Williams, alongside coach Jon Scheyer, outlining a defensive‑first identity and a roster stacked with 6‑10 talent as the team eyes a top‑10 preseason ranking and a Nov. 2 opener against the Army Black Knights.
Coach Jon Scheyer’s approach diverges from Mike Krzyzewski’s legacy, prioritizing physicality and adaptable strategies that have reshaped Duke’s roster and on‑court identity.
Clemson’s basketball program under Brad Brownell has turned overlooked talent into tournament contenders, but injuries and departures pose new challenges as the Tigers aim to protect their Elite Eight pedigree.
ESPN's recent wave of layoffs triggered a misleading online claim about analyst Jay Bilas, which was quickly debunked by industry insiders.