A group of Michigan freshmen famously made history three decades ago, but is it possible the 2020 Duke basketball class is an even more complete collection?
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A talented yet inexperienced 2020-21 Duke basketball team will face numerous obstacles on its conference slate, but how many games will the Blue Devils win?
In his 41st year as Duke basketball head coach, Mike Krzyzewski will have countless combinations to choose from, but one potential starting five stands out.
The Duke basketball program will try to finish atop the ACC standings for the first time since 2010, but any of these five opponents could derail that plan.
Duke basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski looks to have two choices for his next starting point guard, but will the 73-year-old choose experience or youth?
Patrick Tape, the first Duke basketball grad transfer in history, will need to make his mark in a couple of departments if the Blue Devils are to snip nets.
Not since the 2015-16 season has a Duke basketball team lost more than 10 games in a season, but there are three signs such a total is possible next season.
The Duke basketball team will be young next season, and one player from each of the other 14 ACC squads the Blue Devils will face stands out as a challenge.
Seven new scholarship players are set to arrive in Durham for the 2020-21 Duke basketball season, and three appear more than ready to contribute right away.
Two key metrics on offense, both of which were mediocre for the 2019-20 Duke basketball team, could determine the final record of next season's Blue Devils.
Ever since Mike Krzyzewski took over the Duke basketball program 40 years ago, he's seen many Blue Devils who have shined in bench roles, but six stand out.