Duke's Singler ready to wing it
Duke forward Kyle Singler is taking a class this summer that he hopes will pay dividends if he goes on to play in the NBA.
Devils may play more zone this season
Junior forward Kyle Singler floated a possibility that seems to make sense for Duke's unusually configured basketball team.
Duke may play -- gasp -- a zone, Singler says
Junior forward Kyle Singler has floated a possibility that seems to make sense for Duke’s unusually configured 2009-10 basketball team. "We might be playing a little more zone this year than in years past,” he says.
Krzyzewski staying put at Duke
Mike Krzyzewski left no doubt Tuesday that he plans to spend the rest of his coaching career at Duke.
Coach K must get creative
DeCock:Mike Krzyzewski was talking about the ACC on Tuesday when he best expressed the challenges he faces with his own men's basketball team this season.
Oghobaase puts leadership No. 1
Just before he left for summer break, Duke's Vince Oghobaase bench-pressed 440 pounds, easily a personal-best for the 6-foot-6, 300-pound defensive tackle.
Business lawsuits vex ex-hoops stars
For college basketball fans, Christian Laettner and Brian Davis are glorified chapters in Duke University sports history -- teammates who won back-to-back championships in a record four consecutive trips to the Final Four.
Elliot Williams to transfer to U. of Memphis
Ex-Duke basketball player Elliot Williams says he'll transfer to the University of Memphis.
Henderson a pro
A sure sign of intelligence is knowing what you don't know. Gerald Henderson gets that.
New Devil serious about workouts
Desmond Scott arrives at Duke today for the start of his college football career. He'll unpack, meet his roommate and start classes on Monday.
Williams could help Memphis
If the decision to relocate closer to home means Duke's Elliot Williams will soon play basketball for Memphis, it would be another sign the school easily can survive the losses of coach John Calipari and player Tyreke Evans, plus possible NCAA sanctions.
Bobcats select Duke's Henderson
See, a Tar Heel can profess love for a Blue Devil. Grudgingly at least.
ACC has 7 first-rounders
Duke wing Gerald Henderson was the first of seven conference players taken in the first round. He was chosen 12th overall by the Charlotte Bobcats. North Carolina forward Tyler Hansbrough went 13th, the first of four Heels to go in the draft.
Duke loses guard Williams
There's no side-stepping the loss Duke will feel without Elliot Williams, the rising sophomore guard who school officials announced on Wednesday has departed the men's basketball team for family medical reasons.
Williams' departure bad break for Duke
Elliot Williams' decision to transfer from Duke on Wednesday suddenly breaks the ACC race wide open.
Henderson working hard
Even as Gerald Henderson waits for his name to get called during Thursday's NBA draft, it could be the Duke standout's easiest day since he declared his plans to go pro April 25.
On Jordan's jumper and second looks
Bobcats managing partner Michael Jordan was in town for Monday's second workouts of Gerald Henderson and Terrence Williams. Afterward, Jordan went out on the floor and put up some shots with the players. He's obviously taken more golf shots than basketball shots lately because he was wide left on one attempt, catching nothing but the floor on a 20-footer.
Guard help on the way for Triangle schools
Andre Dawkins, a wing who has committed to Duke, didn't hesitate Thursday night as he received a pass and swished a 3-pointer from the wing over the outstretched arm of Reggie Bullock.
Bobcats might take Henderson
The Charlotte Bobcats are done with pre-draft workouts now, unless they bring back a player or players Monday for a second look.
Poll: Williams more popular than Krzyzewski
A new phone poll shows that UNC head coach Roy Williams is more popular in North Carolina than his Duke basketball counterpart Mike Krzyzewski.
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