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Fellow rookie Kon Knueppel had 17 points and made four 3-pointers for the Blue Devils (13-2, 5-0 Atlantic Coast Conference), who won a matchup of unbeaten league teams behind another strong ...

Mission 3: The Devil's Tower Choose Gunslinger once again ... while swaying back and forth to avoid getting hit by those blue arrows. You can shoot the flaming barrels to clear the zone.

In front of a rowdy sellout crowd at Moody Coliseum facing the No. 4 team in the country, an SMU team on the rise had the ...

Even though it’s passed, it feels like the Devils’ minds are still on break. On the game winning goal, it’s quite clear how Ceci’s shot from the blue line made it past the Devils goaltender.

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Duke star Cooper Flagg will likely never play a second of college basketball with Cam Boozer, but Flagg says the Blue Devils are getting a “prototype player” next season. After spending three ...

Devils enforcer Kurtis MacDermid entered the lineup Tuesday night for a fight that would never come. Coach Sheldon Keefe put in the 6-foot-5, 230-pound MacDermid against the Anaheim Ducks ...

Those watching were smart to keep a roster handy, because the players in maize and blue had different names: Iwunnah, Hollenbeck, Sprague and Etta — talented players, no doubt, but untested ...

Virginia Tech: Guard Jaden Schutt, a first-year Hokie after transferring from Duke, was in the starting lineup, with Proctor the only former teammate in the Blue Devils’ starting five.