Program history

Duke
in the tournament.

Duke appears in 48 tournaments in this archive, between 1955 and 2026, with an all-time record of 128–43. 5 of them ended with the net coming down: 1991, 1992, 2001, 2010 and 2015.

It has also lost the title game 6 times: 1964, 1978, 1986, 1990, 1994 and 1999.

In its opening game it is 18–5. 18 of its 31 games decided by three points or fewer went its way.

Its biggest upset as the underdog came in 2024, when a 4th seed beat the 1st-seeded Houston 54–51. The reverse happened in 2012: as a 2nd seed it lost to the 15th-seeded Lehigh 75–70.

Its longest run of consecutive appearances is 24, from 1996 to 2019. Its longest absence ran 12 years, between 1966 and 1978. It has met Michigan State 7 times, more than any other opponent.

This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Since then it has entered as high as a 1st seed and as low as an 8th.

  • 48 Appearances
  • 128–43 All-time record
  • 5 Titles

Season by season

Every tournament appearance by Duke in the archive. This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Season records and coaches come from the sourced season shards.
YearSeedRecordCoachConferenceFinish
1955—20–8Harold BradleyAtlantic CoastFirst round
1960—17–11Vic BubasAtlantic CoastRegional Runner-up
1963—27–3Vic BubasAtlantic CoastThird Place
1964—26–5Vic BubasAtlantic CoastRunner Up
1966—26–4Vic BubasAtlantic Coast ConferenceThird Place
1978127–7Bill FosterAtlantic Coast ConferenceRunner Up
1979222–8Bill FosterAtlantic Coast ConferenceRound of 32
1980424–9Bill FosterAtlantic Coast ConferenceRegional Runner-up
1984324–10Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast ConferenceRound of 32
1985323–8Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Round 2 to Boston College, 73–74
1986137–3Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the National Championship Game to Louisville, 69–72
1987524–9Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional semifinals to Indiana, 82–88
1988228–7Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the National semifinals to Kansas, 59–66
1989228–8Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the National semifinals to Seton Hall, 78–95
1990329–9Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the National Championship Game to UNLV, 73–103
1991232–7Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencechampion
1992134–2Mike Krzyzewski (12th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencechampion
1993324–8Mike Krzyzewski (13th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Round 2 to California, 77–82
1994228–6Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the National Championship Game to Arkansas, 72–76
1996818–13Mike Krzyzewski (16th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Eastern Michigan, 60–75
1997224–9Mike Krzyzewski (17th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to Providence, 87–98
1998132–4Mike Krzyzewski (18th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional Final to Kentucky, 84–86
1999137–2Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Championship to Connecticut, 74–77
2000129–5Mike Krzyzewski (20th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional Semifinal to Florida, 78–87
2001135–4Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencechampion
2002131–4Mike Krzyzewski (22nd season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional Semifinal to Indiana, 73–74
2003326–7Mike Krzyzewski (23rd season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional Semifinal to Kansas, 65–69
2004131–6Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the National Semifinal to Connecticut, 78–79
2005127–6Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional Semifinal to Michigan State, 68–78
2006132–4Mike Krzyzewski (26th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Regional Semifinal to LSU, 54–62
2007622–11Mike Krzyzewski (27th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to VCU, 77–79
2008228–6Mike Krzyzewski (28th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the round of 32 to West Virginia, 67–73
2009230–7Mike Krzyzewski (29th season)Atlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to Villanova, 54–77
2010135–5Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencewon the national championship game (61–59 vs Butler)
2011132–5Mike Krzyzewski (31stAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to Arizona, 77–93
2012227–7Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Lehigh, 70–75
2013230–6Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional final to Louisville, 63–85
2014326–9Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Mercer, 71–78
2015135–4Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencewon the national championship game (68–63 vs Wisconsin)
2016425–11Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional semifinal to Oregon, 68–82
2017228–9Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the round of 32 to South Carolina, 81–88
2018229–8Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional final to Kansas, 81–85 (OT)
2019132–6Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional final to Michigan State, 67–68
2022232–7Mike KrzyzewskiAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the national semifinal to North Carolina, 77–81
2023527–9Jon ScheyerAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Tennessee, 52–65
2024427–9Jon ScheyerAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional final to NC State, 64–76
2025135–4Jon ScheyerAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the national semifinal to Houston, 67–70
2026135–3Jon ScheyerAtlantic Coast Conferencelost in the regional final to UConn, 72–73

How the games went

Record by round.
RoundW–L
Opening18–5
Round of 6437–5
Round of 3222–4
Round of 814–7
Semifinal32–16
Final5–6

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