Duke Women's Basketball 
Alleva to represent Duke at ACC meetings
Outgoing Duke athletic director Joe Alleva has been serving two masters since he accepted the same position at Louisiana State on April 4.
Pringle, Larkins go in 1st round of WNBA Draft
Two North Carolina women's basketball players were selected at the end of the first round of today's WNBA Draft, although the order is somewhat surprising. N.C. State's Khadijah Whittington and Duke's Wanisha Smith went in the second round.
Devils endure more heartache
Duke's 77-63 loss to Texas A&M ends a tumultuous year for the Blue Devils as they've dealt with a new coach, new staff, new system and new problems.
No. 2 Seed Texas A&M Vs. No.3 Seed Duke
WHEN: 7 p.m. today WHERE: Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Waner does more than score for Duke
The points don't come as easy now for Duke junior Abby Waner, but her game has expanded to compensate. Waner and her No. 3 seed Blue Devils (25-9) face No. 2 seed Texas A&M in the Oklahoma City Regional semifinals today.
Duke tames Sun Devils
From the opening tip, Chante Black looked ready to lead her team to Oklahoma City. A career-high 26 points and 13 rebounds later, Black and third-seeded Duke are moving on with a 67-59 NCAA Women's Tournament victory over Arizona State.
Duke women depend on guard's focus
Wanisha Thomas' teammates paint an image of a bubbly, excitable 19-year-old. It's a far cry from the unflappable point guard Duke's opponents see on the court.
Terps love to dislike Blue Devils
There are T-shirts for sale in the Comcast Center that cast Maryland as "the good," North Carolina "the bad" and Duke "the ugly."
Duke women slow Racers
The No. 3 seed Blue Devils took a 78-57 win over the Racers to move to the second round of the Oklahoma City Regional after a ferocious response to Murray State.
Cheek brings joy to Duke
Sophomore's emergence has benefited Blue Devils down low.
Blue Devils want to continue sizzle
Duke women's basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie said the start of March Madness marks the start of a new season for the Blue Devils.
UNC women beat Duke for title
Defeating Duke for the third time this season, the top-seeded Tar Heels won their fourth consecutive ACC championship before a crowd of 11,132, holding back third-seeded Duke with an 86-73 performance that was neither dominant nor lackluster.
Duke will play for title
The Duke women's basketball team upset fourth-ranked Rutgers a month into the season, giving first-year coach Joanne P. McCallie a key win that showed her Blue Devils were among the nation's best.
Duke feeling like a new team
Blue Devils bring confidence to final against No. 2 UNC.
Waner, Blue Devils come alive
For a big 12 minutes, the Duke women's basketball team played like they wanted to and earned a much-needed 81-67 victory over Florida State. Duke (22-8) advances to meet No. 5 Maryland at 3:30 p.m. today in the ACC Tournament semifinals.
Duke women have high aspirations in Greensboro
Duke junior Abby Waner considers the Blue Devils 82-51 loss to North Carolina in the final game of the regular season on Sunday an aberration -- but not one they should simply dismiss.
Duke assistant is man of many sweaters
Duke assistant coach Al Brown has never met Bill Cosby. And he certainly hasn't borrowed the comedian's colorful sweaters. But he thanks you for noticing his vast collection of eye-catching pullovers.
Fast learning curve for rookie guards
North Carolina and Duke are among teams counting on freshmen as postseason play begins in the ACC Women's Tournament.
McCallie and Duke cope with change
Change hardly bothers Duke women's basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie, who discovered early in life that it is how you deal with transitions that matters.
UNC women take charge
By standing firm and absorbing the force of Duke's 6-foot-5 junior center Chante Black, senior Meghan Austin sent the Tar Heels off to a dominating, convincing 82-51 victory over the 12th-ranked Blue Devils at Carmichael Auditorium.
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