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Bill and Giuliana Rancic are considering relocating their family to Nashville or Florida, saying they will go 'wherever's best for our son'. The couple, longtime fixtures of US reality television and red carpet coverage, have not confirmed a final decision. The story has drawn attention from fans following the family's moves and their son Duke's upbringing.
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Duke product Cameron Boozer is off to a record-breaking start in the NBA, recording his first career triple-double as his team opened the season 4-0. Analysts are praising his debut performances, fantasy basketball writers are featuring him prominently, and bettors are tracking his impact, making him one of the most-discussed rookies of the young season.
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Cameron Boozer, the highly touted rookie and son of former NBA star Carlos Boozer, is trending across the US, Canada and Australia. Coverage includes Sports Illustrated calling his NBA debut 'odd yet on-brand', a fantasy basketball rookie report tracking his early-week performance, and comments from Boozer about adjusting to the league without his twin brother and former Duke teammate Cayden.
- 4Duke School of Medicine referred to Justice Department over discrimination claims▼Duke School of Medicine referred to Justice Department over accusations of racial discrimination
Duke University's School of Medicine has been referred to the US Justice Department following accusations of racial discrimination. The referral, reported by the Duke Chronicle, places the medical school under potential federal scrutiny over its practices. Details about who made the accusation and the specific conduct alleged have not been released, and it is not yet clear whether the department will open an investigation.
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Duke Energy has finished construction of a 74.9-megawatt solar project in Florida, adding new renewable generating capacity to its fleet in the state. The completion marks another step in the utility's build-out of solar power across Florida, where it has been expanding clean energy capacity to serve growing demand.
- 6Duke men's golf finishes eighth at Preserve Golf Club Collegiate▼Duke men's golf places 8th of 11 at the Preserve Golf Club Collegiate to close out fall season
Duke's men's golf team placed eighth out of eleven teams at the Preserve Golf Club Collegiate, wrapping up its fall season on a modest note. The result closes out the Blue Devils' autumn schedule as the program looks ahead to spring competition.
- 7Malixi and Örtengren Share ACC Women's Golfer of the Month Honors▼Duke’s Malixi, Stanford’s Örtengren Share ACC Women’s Golfer of the Month Honors
Duke's Malixi and Stanford's Örtengren have been named joint ACC Women's Golfers of the Month, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced. The two standouts were recognized for their performances in college golf over the past month, with the conference opting to honor both players rather than choose between them.
- 8Bill and Giuliana Rancic Weigh Move From Chicago to Nashville or Florida▼Bill and Giuliana Rancic Are Considering a Move to Nashville or Florida as Son Duke Says Chicago is 'Chaotic'
Bill and Giuliana Rancic say they are considering leaving Chicago for Nashville or Florida. Their son Duke reportedly described Chicago as 'chaotic,' adding a family dimension to the relocation talk. The couple has long been associated with Chicago, so a potential move marks a notable shift for the television personalities and their family.
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Rianne Malixi has been named the Atlantic Coast Conference's Women's Co-Golfer of the Month, sharing the honor in recognition of her standout performances on the course. The Duke-affiliated announcement highlights her form in recent competition. It marks notable early-season recognition for the golfer within one of college golf's strongest conferences.
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Troy and James Madison are set to meet on the football field, with fans and analysts weighing what the result means for the Dukes' College Football Playoff hopes. James Madison has been a surprising contender this season, and coverage has focused on which outcomes elsewhere would boost or hurt its postseason chances. The matchup is drawing attention from college football followers tracking the playoff picture.
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Duke's women's golf team has been ranked No. 4 in the national rankings, with three Blue Devils individually placed inside the top 25. The program's strong ranking reflects continued depth on a roster that has long been among the sport's elite, and the team will look to carry its form into upcoming tournaments as the season progresses.
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James Madison University is drawing attention across multiple sports storylines. Coverage includes a breakdown of the men's basketball team's transfers, a podcast examining what happened behind the scenes of JMU's move to the American Athletic Conference, and college football coverage of the Dukes' narrow win alongside Navy and Virginia in a thrilling weekend.
- 13Stuttgart Liederhalle to broadcast jazz-classical concert live●@ classicalmusic 30. Oktober 2026, 20 Uhr Aus der Stuttgarter Liederhalle - LIVE Thorsten Wollmann Spring Concerto Jazz-
The Stuttgarter Liederhalle will host a live concert on 30 October 2026 at 8 pm, announced for radio broadcast. The programme combines jazz and classical works: Thorsten Wollmann's Spring Concerto Jazz-Sinfonie, Nikolai Kapustin's Piano Concerto No. 3 op. 48, and Duke Ellington's A Tone Parallel to Harlem, with pianist Volker Engelberth performing among the soloists.
- 14Duke coach Manny Diaz voices frustration with transfer portal●Duke HC Manny Diaz Fires Transfer Portal Complaint
Duke head football coach Manny Diaz has publicly criticized the transfer portal, adding his voice to a growing debate among college coaches about roster movement and player retention. His comments come amid wider concern over how frequent transfers disrupt team building and college football programs nationwide.
- 15Kon Knueppel's NBA Season Debut Could Come Soon▼Former Duke Star Kon Knueppel Could Make 2026-27 NBA Season Debut Soon
Kon Knueppel, the former Duke star, could soon make his debut in the 2026-27 NBA season, according to a report from Yahoo Sports. The news is drawing attention from basketball fans following the ex-Blue Devils guard's professional career. Details on the timing or circumstances of the expected debut were not provided.