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Duke Blue Devils Men's Basketball Tickets

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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 based on 56 reviews

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Duke Blue Devils Men's Basketball History

The Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team is one of the most victorious programs in the NCAA. Duke's history is highlighted by five NCAA Championships, a record 22 Atlantic Coast Conference championships and 17 Final Four appearances.

The Duke basketball program began in 1905, and joined the Southern Conference ahead of the 1928-29 season. Under head coach Eddie Cameron, the Blue Devils won their first three conference championships between 1938 and 1942. In 1953, Duke co-founded the Atlantic Coast Conference and finished the inaugural season in first place. The team continued to maintain winning records and experience peaks with teams led by coaches Vic Bubas and Bill Foster. The Blue Devils really began to build their greatest dynasty in 1980, when Mike “Coach K” Krzyzewski took over as head coach.

Coach K’s tenure brought the Blue Devils their first of five National Championships in 1991, 15 ACC Tournament titles and 13 Final Four appearances. Krzyzewski also presided over many of the Blue Devils’ most memorable moments, including Christian Laettner’s overtime buzzer-beater shot in 1992 and the 2001 “Miracle Minute.” Krzyzewski retired as the winningest coach in NCAA men’s basketball history with 1,202 victories, and was succeeded by his former player and Duke assistant coach Jon Scheyer, who led the 2022-23 squad to an ACC Tournament championship.

Duke has produced 11 National Players of the Year and 71 NBA draftees, including a record 11 Top 10 draft picks. Additionally, 36 players have been named All-Americans and 14 Academic All-Americans. The Blue Devils have finished the season ranked No. 1 in the AP poll seven times and held the top spot weekly for a record 135 weeks. The Blue Devils have the third longest streak in the AP Top 25 in history with 200 consecutive appearances from 1996 to 2007, trailing just Kansas and UCLA.

Duke Blue Devils Team Info

Conference: ACC
Team Colors: Duke blue and white
Team Rivals: UNC Tar Heels, Michigan Wolverines, Maryland Terrapins, Virginia Tech Hokies

Duke Blue Devils at Cameron Indoor Stadium

Cameron Indoor Stadium became the home court for the Duke Blue Devils in 1940. Originally named Duke Indoor Stadium, the venue changed its name in 1972 to honor former Blue Devils coach and longtime university athletic director Eddie Cameron. The venue offers one of the best home court advantages, with the Blue Devils maintaining a 832–154 record and .844 winning percentage at home through 2022. Eager fans occupy the designated Krzyzewskiville area outside of the stadium ahead of big games, while students within the student section have been called the Cameron Crazies. Cameron Indoor Stadium has undergone several renovations, most recently in 2016, and has a current capacity of 9,314.

FAQS

Duke’s 2023–24 regular season kicks off in November at home as the Blue Devils face off against Dartmouth. The Blue Devils play their final game of the regular season at home against their ACC rivals the North Carolina Tar Heels. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on: 

  • 11/06 vs. Dartmouth
  • 11/14 vs. Michigan State
  • 11/29 @ Arkansas
  • 01/29 @ Virginia Tech
  • 02/03 @ North Carolina
  • 03/02 vs. Virginia
  • 03/04 @ NC State
  • 03/09 vs. North Carolina

Tickets for the Duke Blue Devils' 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster.

The Duke Blue Devils play their basketball games at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. The seating map for Cameron Indoor Stadium can be viewed here.

Duke University is located in Durham, North Carolina.

Reviews

Rating: 4.0 out of 5 based on 56 reviews
  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Good seat and atmosphere

    by Juniorcanes21 on 12/26/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    I had very good seat and the atmosphere was excellent. The game was great especially since Duke Won!!...My only issue was with the parking. I had reserved parking at the garage but was not able to take advantage. I guess I will read the ticket next time because I didn't notice that I needed to be at the event at least an hour before it starts.

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    by Anonymous on 12/23/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    We were seated behind the U Conn student section in the second tier. Apparently these students stand for the entire game. Despite spending almost $200 for our tickets, we literally could not see the court. When we asked security about this, they said they could do nothing about it. We tried to stand in the back of our section and were told we couldn't (this despite the fact that fans were permitted to stand in the walkway directly in front of our seats). We finally located a guest services supervisor who told us this was the fault of the U Conn and Duke athletic departments and that the arena had nothing to do with it. Ultimately we were directed to nosebleed seats and after having missed most of the first half dealing with the seat issue, we watched the second half from this nosebleed section. Completely unacceptable - why weren't the U Conn fans directed to this section for obstructing the view of others? Never been treated so poorly by a venue.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Duke baby

    by Shortie5613 on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    Game was great but izod parking was ridiculous.. And because of it we missed tip off... Took us 40 minutes to park once there... Food choices were horrible ... Not happy with ticket options considering I presaled the tickets and found out there were better seats offered through groupon..

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    Great game

    by Rob50 on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    Just good to see top college basketball In the tri state area.. Would love to see more.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    UConn Duke a Great Matchup

    by Anonymous on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    UConn vs. Duke was an incredible matchup. Its too bad, however, that the Izod Center is a dump. The game would get 5 starts from me if it were at MSG.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    by Anonymous on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    Great game.both teams played well. The worst part of the night was trying to get out of the parking deck, what a nightmare! If you go to an event at Izod Center, park by the stadium or stay home and watch it on TV.

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    parking was awful

    by redman90 on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    tokk 35 minutes after paying toll only to drive ina circle and have to park by football stadium. missed 7 minutes of the game , row 4 of upper level $100 seats are blocked by a bar horrible for a basketball game bought a pretzel that was from last sunday's football game overall is was a waste Izod center is very outdated felt ripped off all the way around

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    IZOD is a poorly run DUMP

    by CTFaninNJ on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    The two teams played hard and it was a great basketball game, but the arena may be the very worst run facility in our solar system. I thoroughly enjoyed the 1970's style scoreboards, reminding me of the days of my old Atari game, Pong. Never mind the horrible sight lines from the upper bowl, but with eight minutes to go in the FIRST half, the concessions behind section 123 ... RAN OUT OF FOOD! No hot dogs, no chicken tenders, no cheeseburgers ... I bought a diet soda which was hot, not even lukewarm, and when I asked for a cup with ice, the woman told me they would charge me for the cup. There is no reason to keep this dump open. The Rock in Newark, Barclays in Brooklyn and the Garden are better arenas to watch events and they have food to buy. Why anyone, like Duke or UConn, would ever agree to play there is beyond me. Also, I had a friend take a train from Connecticut to Manhattan hoping to jump on a bus to the Meadowlands. No good. There were not enough buses for the fans so he had to give up and watch from a NYC bar, thus wasting his money for tickets. Governor Christie, tear down this dump!

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    IZOD parking experience is horrible

    by orange22222 on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    If you think the traffic around the George Washington Bridge can be bad, its nothing compared to trying to park a car at the IZOD Center 45 minutes before a basketball game starts. It seemed like no one knew there was a basketball game scheduled. Cars entering from all directions then all merging into a single lane to enter a parking garage. Busses trying to cross the traffic and people just walking between non-moving cars added to the pre game chaos. It took almost an hour to get from the IZOD Sports Complex entrance to my parking spot, After the game it was just as bad. We sat for 40 minutes in the IZOD parking garage without moving a car length then another 30 minutes slowly moving towards the exit. And you have to pay $25 cash for this wonderful experience. The game itself was great but I'd be unlikely to return to the IZOD Center for another event. If you do go, arriving multiple hours before the game may help and then plan for a slow exit after the game to minimize your frustration level. Remember, arriving 45 minutes before the game will mean you'll only be about 15 minutes late ....

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    Duke-UCONN play in Nowhere-land

    by Buckeyefan14 on 12/21/14IZOD Center - East Rutherford

    The IZOD center is possibly one of the worst sports venues in the country. It is not easily accessible - long lines for that awful bus to the Port Authority or $40 for parking. The bus deposited fans to the arena at 6:10 and we were forced to wait out in the cold until 6:30. Once inside, we were greeted for four exact replicas at each gate of the most pedestrian selection of food and beer that dates back to the 70's. At halftime, the narrow corridor are so jammed that it takes forever to get back to your seat. The arena itself has always been a no-frills venue with decent sight-lines and no atmosphere. I would never spend 7 hours for a basketball game again. This game should have been at MSG, Barclays or the Prudential Center. Let's hope the plans to tear down the IZOD Center come to fruition.