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With college basketball two weeks away, here are three areas where Duke needs answers

In two weeks, the college basketball season opens and Duke plays Jacksonville at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

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Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer adds first 2024 commitment. Could another be close?

DURHAM, N.C. — Duke basketball added its first player to its 2024 recruiting class, and made strides toward adding another over the weekend.

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Luke DeCock: Tar Heels score last, and may laugh last, in final year of ACC’s Coastal Division

DURHAM, N.C. — At times, it seemed like a game neither team wanted to win. Duke had a chance to put it away. Did not. North Carolina had a chance to put it away. Did not. Duke had a chance to put it away. Did not. North Carolina finally did,…

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Andrew Carter: Surprises and disappointments midway through college football season in North Carolina

And just like that, a season that was once young is all grown up now. Suddenly it has arrived at middle age. Blink, and it’ll all be over. We’ve already reached the halfway point of the 2022 college football season.

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Jake Bobo establishing his own legacy as UCLA’s highlight-hogging playmaker

LOS ANGELES — Jake Bobo is a lot of things — an emerging force on UCLA’s offense, a cross-country voyager, indifferent to In-N-Out.

Los Angeles Times

Duke football gave us an awesome recreation of classic ‘Mean Joe’ Coca-Cola commercial

Jacob Monk gives us his best "Mean Joe" Greene impersonation.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ahead of Jon Scheyer's first season, here's what we know about 2022-23 Duke team

DURHAM, N.C. — Two new banners hung from Cameron Indoor Stadium's rafters as Duke went through its fifth preseason practice, preparing for a new basketball season last Saturday morning.

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Set to begin first season leading Duke basketball, Jon Scheyer’s already winning with players

Jon Scheyer is a rarity among college head coaches.

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Duke basketball’s two freshman big men are ready to thrive — together

In its usual star-studded recruiting class, Duke added two big men projected to play major roles on this season’s basketball team.

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Kansas QB Jalon Daniels is doing literally everything for Jayhawks, including some awesome punting

Jalon Daniels is a man of many talents.

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How Jacob Grandison went from having one college offer to playing for Duke basketball

College basketball became a young man’s sport at Duke over the past decade, as a parade of one-and-done players starred for the Blue Devils then moved on to NBA riches.

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Duke’s DeWayne Carter with a THICC-SIX touchdown

Duke's DeWayne Carter picked up a fumble and charged to the end zone

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Surprising Starts Abound Across College Football

Kansas, Rutgers and Duke are all 2–0. And they’re not the only ones showing life.

Sports Illustrated

Evan Hull’s fumble on potential game-tying drive seals Northwestern’s loss to Duke

Duke’s Brandon Johnson had an interception with 1:18 left, then pounced on the ball after Hull lost it at the goal line with 12 seconds left.

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BYU reverses ban on fan after investigation into incident during Duke volleyball game

Brigham Young athletics lifted the ban on the fan who Duke's volleyball team accused of directing racial slurs at a Black player during a game on its campus last month.

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Top Duke basketball freshman guard Dariq Whitehead out indefinitely with foot injury

Guard Dariq Whitehead is unlikely to be available when Duke basketball begins practice after the freshman suffered a fractured right foot during a team workout.

Chicago Sun-Times

Duke volleyball player says BYU was slow to respond to racist slurs

“No athlete, regardless of their race should ever be subject to such hostile conditions,” said Rachjel Richardson, the only Black starter on the Blue Devils team.

Chicago Sun-Times

No. 9 Warren looks to quarterback Adam Behrens to revitalize offense

The Blue Devils’ seniors believe everything is back in its right place now that quarterback Adam Behrens has returned.

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Watch: Duke Lineman’s Operatic Voice Dazzles Teammates

Blue Devils offensive lineman Chance Lytle put on a stunning vocal show for fellow Duke players.

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It’s ‘critically important’ Duke football improves in changing college sports landscape

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Changes throughout college athletics, amplifying the importance of revenue driven largely from football, only served to further drive home the point that Duke football needed major changes.

Sports Illustrated

Paolo Banchero Goes No. 1 Overall to Magic in NBA Draft

The 2022 ACC Rookie of the Year will go from leading the Blue Devils to the Final Four to helping Orlando rebuild.

Irish Mirror

Hope turns to expectation as Irish pursuit of World Cup qualification heats up

Having been a bit-part player over the six years since her senior debut, Ireland midfielder Roma McLaughlin has felt a huge change within the squad.

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How ‘pressure’ during Coach K’s last season helped prepare Duke players for NBA draft

Generations of Blue Devils share the common experience of suiting up for Mike Krzyzewski. But the 2021-22 Duke basketball team is the only one that understands the constant duress that comes with being Coach K’s last team.

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After almost a year, former Duke basketball players reflect on how NIL has changed game

DURHAM, N.C. — When the NCAA reversed course last summer to allow athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness, its No. 1 concern was preventing NIL from becoming a recruiting inducement.

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Coach K’s Grandson, Michael Savarino, Announces Transfer to NYU

He’ll join the team as a graduate transfer.

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