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Following a rough home stretch over Thanksgiving break, Duke heads north to East Lansing, Mich., to take on the Michigan State Spartans Tuesday night in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. The Blue Zone analyzes a key player for each team in a rematch of last season's Elite Eight:
After the Blue Devils 39-27 loss to Wake Forest that featured a pair of kickoff return touchdowns, next up on the menu for Duke is a tilt with Miami that may conclude Duke's 2019 season.
Sunday’s home tilt against Troy presented a unique challenge for the Blue Devils. The visiting Trojans predicated their offense on tempo and high-volume shooting, a style that Duke has not faced so far in the regular season.
Coming off a disastrous 49-6 home defeat at the hands of Syracuse, the Blue Devils need to snag a victory over Wake Forest in Winston-Salem this weekend to keep their hopes of going bowling alive. The Blue Zone gives you a key player to watch from each team in Duke’s final road matchup of the season:
In the middle of a three game losing streak, the Blue Devils welcome Syracuse to town as the regular season begins to wind down. The Blue Zone gives you three keys to a Duke win Saturday:
If Duke is to reach its potential in the 2019-2020 season, improving outside the friendly confines of Cameron Indoor Stadium is key.
As the first part of Sunday’s contest began, it looked as if the Blue Devils would drop their ninth home game and tenth conference game. Then, something flipped.
With No. 15 Notre Dame rolling into the Bull City, Duke will need to play its best game of the season to get within one win of bowl eligibility. The Fighting Irish, coming off a 21-20 home victory over Virginia Tech, are led by senior quarterback Ian Book.
Year: Freshman
With matchups becoming an increasingly crucial part of college basketball, it is imperative that a team’s starting point guard presents problems for an opposing defense.
After a disappointing 48-14 road loss against Virginia, the Blue Devils are set to face off with their rival North Carolina, looking to maintain possession of the coveted Victory Bell for the fourth straight season.
Fall ball has given the Blue Devils the opportunity to tune up for what could be a breakout third season for the program.
After a 41-23 Homecoming victory over Georgia Tech, Duke enters a critical stretch of consecutive road games against ACC Coastal opponents. First up is a matchup against Virginia in Charlottesville.
With a ranked in-state rival coming to town, Duke needed to put together a complete performance under the Friday night lights.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details—and numbers.
With three straight losses at Cameron Indoor Stadium coming into the contest, the Blue Devils sought to fix their recent home struggles.
Coming off a 41-18 road victory over Middle Tennessee and a bye week, Duke enters ACC play looking to contend in the Coastal Division. A road trip to face Virginia Tech presents a difficult challenge, as the Hokies have one of the loudest home environments in college football.
For the first time in nearly a month, Duke returned to the friendly confines of Jack Katz Stadium, and the Blue Devils sure missed home.
With Duke traveling to face Middle Tennessee on Saturday, head coach David Cutcliffe's squad could be looking at a game that sets a tone for the rest of the season. Coming off of an impressive 45-13 victory in the home opener against North Carolina A&T, the Blue Devils are favored by three points against one of the most consistent teams in Conference USA.