After suffering a tough loss to Virginia, Duke football looks to bounce back against a depleted Pittsburgh team. Let’s look at a critical player from both sides.
Duke football finishes its regular season at home versus Pittsburgh. The Blue Zone is here to preview the Panthers' squad.
The Blue Devils currently sit having regressed to their historic mean. Duke went from a potential marquee postseason matchup to a middling one. The season, for all intents and purposes, is over.
After traveling to Charlottesville Saturday afternoon, Duke football experienced a disheartening loss to Virginia. The Blue Zone is here with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead following the Blue Devils’ defeat.
Duke’s loss Saturday showed what has somewhat been apparent all year: It does not have the chops to put away teams when it needs it most.
The Blue Devils fell to the Cavaliers 30-27 on wide receiver Malik Washington’s record-breaking performance. A battered Duke defense couldn’t limit Virginia’s arsenal of offensive weapons as the Cavaliers moved the ball with ease.
Duke entered Saturday’s matchup with struggling Virginia looking to respond from a heartbreaking double-overtime loss against North Carolina a week ago. However, the Cavaliers have made a good account of themselves in the first half of football at Scott Stadium, and both teams are tied at 10-10 heading into the locker room.
As Duke football travels to Charlottesville, Va., to take on conference foe Virginia, the Blue Zone has some can’t-miss prop bets.
After its double-overtime loss in Chapel Hill last weekend, Duke football hits the road again, traveling a little farther up to Charlottesville, Va. The Chronicle's beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils can get back on their feet against the Cavaliers.
Coming off a heartbreaking double-overtime loss to North Carolina, Duke will look to rebound with a matchup on the road against Virginia. The Blue Zone is here with the three keys to a Blue Devil victory Saturday.
Duke hits the road for the final time this regular season, heading up to face a scrappy Virginia team. Here are five things to know before the Blue Devils conference showdown.
As Duke football looks to right the ship against Virginia, the Blue Zone is here with a key player on either side to keep an eye on.
After the loss to North Carolina, Duke football hits the road once again, heading up to face the Cavaliers. Let's preview head coach Tony Elliott's Virginia squad.
Duke football faces its second-straight conference road test, this week taking on Virginia. While the Cavaliers are just 2-8, they bring a number of weapons into the matchup, and the Blue Zone is here to break down some film.
Over the last two weeks, a few former Blue Devils have made headlines — good and bad — for their respective NFL teams. The Blue Zone is here to break down their performances.
In its annual clash with rival North Carolina, Duke football suffered an unfortunate defeat against the No. 24 Tar Heels in double overtime. The Blue Zone is here to analyze the action in Chapel Hill with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
For everything that made the loss to North Carolina a brutal validation of the old adage “it’s the hope that kills you,” there was just as much if not more that made me optimistic about this team’s future.
Duke and No. 24 North Carolina faced off in the 110th edition of the rivalry matchup Saturday night at Kenan Memorial Stadium. Sixty minutes of regulation wasn’t enough to decide it, but in the end, it was the home team who came out on top 47-45.
CHAPEL HILL—With a crowd exceeding 50,000 and the Victory Bell on the line, the first 30 minutes of play between Duke and No. 24 North Carolina at Kenan Memorial Stadium have been relatively one-sided. But a late surge from the Blue Devils has them narrowly trailing the Tar Heels 16-14 at the break.
