Initially, five-star Duke basketball recruiting target Austin Goosby planned to announce his college choice back on Friday. But a few days beforehand, the Melis

Duke men's basketball faces its first ranked opponent of the regular season Tuesday, traveling to New York City to face No. 24 Kansas in the Champions Classic. Ahead of the primetime matchup, the Blue Zone previews the Jayhawks and offers three points on the game.

Duke's Cameron Boozer is one of the top players in the country. Ahead of the Champions Classic, Jay Bilas spoke with USA TODAY Sports on Boozer.

The Duke Blue Devils have gotten off to a great start to the season. They are playing great basketball and are looking to keep that going and keep building impo

Duke basketball took reporter Anna Snyder to Madison Square Garden for the first time. Here's an inside look from her time at "Cameron North."

The No. 25 Kansas Jayhawks (3-1) travel to Madison Square Garden to face the No. 4 Duke Blue Devils (4-0) in a neutral-site Men’s College Basketball matchup.

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With Darryn Peterson out with injury and Cameron Boozer going 7-for-17 from the field, Duke's matchup against Kansas wasn't the battle between freshman phenoms that many fans expected. Instead, Duke proved the value of connectivity and roster versatility.