2015 — Mike Krzyzewski earns his 1,000th career win, making him the first NCAA Division I men’s coach to reach the milestone, when No. 5 Duke surges past St. John’s for a 77-68 victory at Madison Square Garden.

Cooper Flagg has been the most talked about college basketball player in the country. The Duke superstar is expected to be one of the first two picks in the 2025 NBA Draft this summer. Recently, Hall of Fame coach (and Duke legend) Mike Krzyzewski spoke about Flagg in an interview with Andy Katz (for Bleacher Report).

Star Pelicans power forward Zion Williamson received advice from his college coach, Mike Krzyzewski, on dealing with injuries.

After a summer that saw him scrimmage against—and wow—some of the best basketball players in the world, Cooper Flagg is now impressing against some of the best college players in the nation as a freshman for Duke.

Huggins made his presence felt during an illustrious career, stockpiling 935 collegiate wins and making two NCAA Final Four appearances.

Mike Krzyzewski knows better than anyone about the changes college sports have seen in recent years, and he has a few ideas for how his former conference, the ACC, can stay competitive.

The No. 3 Duke Blue Devils have been red-hot since starting the season 3-2, winning 11 straight games and 13 of their last 14. A key reason for their success is

Legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski managed the Team USA basketball team for 11 years from 2005 to 2016. 2008 was a unique year as he witnessed the high standards of NBA Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant.

College basketball fans everywhere were excited for this season to start so that they could see Duke basketball freshman Cooper Flagg play. Flagg was the top player in his high school recruiting class,

Mike Krzyzewski says the Big East and ACC should discuss merging to form a mega basketball conference, with UConn having the opportunity to play football in the ACC.

"I’m listening to the critics," the NBA commissioner said ahead of competition committee and general managers meetings next week.

Late against Butler on Wednesday, Samson Johnson (No. 35) stepped up in help as Finley Bizjack got off a two-footed runner — but that took him out of position for the defensive rebound, and he ultimately ended up fouling: