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WACO, Texas—Losing a starting quarterback to injury is never easy to overcome. That’s why a dominant 21-7 victory last week at Northwestern felt like a loss.
WACO, Texas—After losing arguably their top weapons on both sides of the ball last weekend, the Blue Devils did not miss a beat Saturday.
WACO, Texas—Duke enters the locker room at McLane Stadium with a 23-0 lead against Baylor. Here are our thoughts on the first half as the Blue Devils look to improve to 3-0 for the second consecutive campaign.
Prior to each Duke football game, The Chronicle’s Ben Feder, Derek Saul, Michael Model, Mitchell Gladstone and Winston Lindqwister make their predictions for the contest and we’ll track their records throughout the season. Here are their takes on the Blue Devils’ matchup with Baylor Saturday:
Prior to each Duke football game, The Chronicle’s Ben Feder, Derek Saul, Michael Model, Mitchell Gladstone and Winston Lindqwister make their predictions for the contest and we’ll track their accuracy throughout the season. Here are their takes on the Blue Devils’ matchup with Northwestern Saturday:
Better consistency was preached throughout the offseason for the Blue Devils, who suffered six consecutive losses in the middle of the 2017 season.
With the 2018 Duke football season getting underway Friday at 7 p.m., The Chronicle's football beat writers Ben Feder, Derek Saul, Michael Model, Mitchell Gladstone and Winston Lindqwister give their predictions for the upcoming Blue Devils campaign.
2017 Season: 1-11, 1-8 in the Big 12
Ten years ago Thursday, Wallace Wade Stadium was filled with optimism and hope, a rare occurrence for a program plagued by incessant defeat.
LAVAL, Quebec—Entering the 2018-19 season needing to replace its entire starting lineup, Duke took advantage of an opportunity to take a foreign tour hoping to use extra practice time and team bonding to accelerate growth on and off the court.
LAVAL, Quebec—The Blue Devils closed out their preseason tour in Canada Sunday at Place Bell just outside Montreal, where Duke impressed another sold-out crowd in its final action before October. Here are five observations from the Blue Devils' 103-58 victory against McGill.
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario—After growing up in Canada, R.J. Barrett decided to attend high school in Florida to focus on basketball. Three years after making the choice to leave, the nation’s top recruit did not disappoint the hometown faithful upon his return.
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario—Duke Canada Tour 2018 continued Friday at the Paramount Fine Foods Centre, where top recruits R.J. Barrett and Zion Williamson built on a dominant performance against Ryerson Wednesday. Here are five observations from the Blue Devils' 96-60 victory against Toronto.
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario—For a third straight season, Duke has the nation's top-ranked freshman—this year, it's R.J. Barrett. Add in second-ranked classmate Zion Williamson and the Blue Devils have quite the dynamic young duo.
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario—The 2018-19 Blue Devils took the court for the first time Wednesday at the Paramount Fine Foods Centre, kicking off the 2018 Duke Canada Tour with an 86-67 victory against Ryerson. Here are five observations from the first look at the Blue Devil squad.
Last December, Duke stood on Ford Field as champions. Even after a rocky campaign, one in which they started 4-0 before losing six straight, the Blue Devils were able to earn a second bowl victory in three seasons.
NEW YORK —Even when he was drafted, Grayson Allen couldn't avoid being reminded of a controversial incident.
With Thursday night's 2018 NBA Draft approaching, four of The Chronicle's editors in the sports department give their opinions on how the lottery will shake out and where the top five Blue Devil prospects will land in Brooklyn.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass.—The Blue Devils’ Justin Guterding entered Monday’s contest with one of the best resumes in college lacrosse history, owning the Divison I record for career goals and sitting just six points shy of Duke’s all-time points record.
After falling to in-state rival North Carolina in the ACC championship marrch, the Blue Devils entered the NCAA tournament this weekend looking to continue their home dominance and advance to the round of 16 for the second consecutive season.
