‘Kaizen!’: Why a Japanese philosophy has been so important to Duke’s success this season
The Duke Blue Devils have embraced a Japanese philosophy of continual, incremental improvement to put together a memorable ...
Duke Basketball Head Coach Jon Scheyer and Wife Marcelle Scheyer’s Relationship Timeline
Duke men’s basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his wife, Marcelle Scheyer, have a love story that’s the stuff of hoop dreams. Jon, 37, was a standout guard for the Duke Blue Devils from 2006 to 2010 ...
'White Lotus' Duke basketball meme goes viral right in time for March Madness
Right in time for the 2025 NCAA Tournament tips off, the hit series 'White Lotus' produced a Duke basketball meme you're sure to see during March Madness.
‘White Lotus’ S3 Blesses CBB Fans With Perfect Duke Meme Via Suicidal Character Right Ahead Of NCAA Tournament
Season three of HBO's hit comedy-drama series The White Lotus is current in the midst of its run, lining the acclaimed series up with the business end of ...
Incredible Duke meme from ‘White Lotus’ goes viral before NCAA Tournament
The first big meme of the 2025 NCAA Tournament has already been born, and the First Four has yet to even tip off. Duke landed ...
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How an assistant coach helped a WNBA star rebuild one of the ACC’s signature women’s basketball programs
The victory marked Duke’s fourth trip to the ... Phillips had handed the trophy over to the Blue Devils and after the commemorative hats and shirts were given out, it was time for Duke to ...
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Duke's Jon Scheyer and Wife Marcelle Scheyer's Relationship Timeline
Duke men's basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his wife, Marcelle Scheyer, have a love story that's the stuff of hoop ...
Tobacco Road is front and center of March Madness with 3 women's sites and men's site in area
Oregon women's basketball coach Kelly Graves was excited when he saw his team was headed to Duke to play in the NCAA ...
Column: Is it OK to still hate Duke? 3 pressing questions about this year’s NCAA Tournament.
It’s time to fill out the March Madness brackets. Should you go with your head or your heart — or just use AI?