As Duke prepares for the 2027 class, trying to land some of the best players in the country, there's reason to believe that it could find itself in one of the best positions in all of college basketball once again.
The Duke Blue Devils are adding a sponsor to their basketball court in a bit of a surprising move.
Duke has unveiled a court sponsorship logo.
A former Duke Blue Devils basketball player is reversing his decision and heading back to Missouri.
Duke's Coach K Court at Cameron Indoor Stadium is getting a slight makeover for the 2026 season. Starting this year, Edward Jones' logo will be place on the court.
Back in June it was reported that Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs would travel to Fayetteville, Arkansas to take on John Calipari and the Razorbacks, and now
These two key parts of the rotation could still be open for the taking.
North Carolina's fifth-year signing is now ineligible.
SMU did a near-total rebuild, but the Mustangs should be just fine.
Duke’s drive to the 1992 championship was probably more draining than most people could imagine.
It's interesting when we look at teams in college basketball right now, even with classes starting up, and there are still as many questions as there are.
This is a pretty cool possibility.
Former College basketball player and current analyst Terrence Oglesby had nothing but praise for Duke head coach Jon Scheyer.
The Duke basketball guard has long been a fan of the powerhouse program in Durham.
Duke is bringing in a few intriguing future NBA prospects.
Rivals Purdue and Indiana have new looks this season. Here's what we learned from their summer exhibition slates.
Duke and UNC are entering the year in pretty different positions.
Duke has a chance to be the best defensive team in college basketball.
Head coach Ryan Odom had a fantastic first season with Virginia Basketball. Can the 52-year-old build off last year's success and lead the Cavaliers to a run reminiscent of Tony Bennett's mid-2010s teams?
Despite playing for the Denver Nuggets this summer, it appears as though Mark Mitchell will be able to join the Kentucky Wildcats next season.
This Duke 5-star freshman could be making a move toward early playing time.
The move was confirmed by his agent, who said the 6-foot-9 forward informed the Wildcats’ program of his decision.
The Blue Devils have remained at the highest level of the sport consistently despite any hurdles.
Former Duke Basketball five-star recruit has committed to Kentucky after being in the transfer portal.