Second-seeded Duke defeated No. 3 North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16 on Friday in the teams’ first NCAA postseason meeting. The Blue Devils will play again Sunday.

Duke and North Carolina are two of the better women's basketball programs of this era. That's certainly true in the ACC, where the heat gets turned up for all of their rivalry matchups. But on Friday,

Only two more games separate Cooper Flagg and the Blue Devils from immortality and the program's sixth national championship banner.

After two exciting weekends of NCAA Tournament action, the 2025 Final Four field is set. The bracket started with 68 teams earlier this month, and the field has since shrunk to a mere quartet ahead of what should be a historic Final Four next weekend.

The sting of losing to N.C. State in the 2024 NCAA Tournament drove the Duke Blue Devils to rebuild their program, and that’s led to a berth in the 2025 Final Four.

Florida survived third-seed Texas Tech while Duke didn't need any late-game heroics to secure a bid to San Antonio as the second No. 1 seed

A trip to the Final Four was on the line Saturday night as No. 1 seed in the East Region Duke took on No. 2 seed Alabama. The Blue Devils started the game strong by hitting 3-pointers and playing tight perimeter defense en route to a 46-37 lead at the half.

Duke women's basketball coach Kara Lawson and Duke men's basketball coach Jon Scheyer have provided each other with support during March Madness.