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With just under three minutes remaining in the first half and Duke down 21-0, Quentin Harris tossed a deep ball down the left sideline.
On third-and-11 from Duke’s 23-yard line four minutes into the contest, Notre Dame quarterback Ian Book’s pass hit the grass, setting up a long field goal attempt. Or so it seemed.
Coming off a down season, the Blue Devils are hoping that 2019-20 will mark a return to blue blood status. Their first step in accomplishing that comes Sunday afternoon.
Following a much-needed bye week, Duke hosted Notre Dame for the first time since 1961. The Blue Devils will have to really fight back if they want to replicate that victory 58 years ago, however, as the team heads into the locker room down 21-7.
Every great team needs an identity—something that strikes fear in the hearts of its opponents before the ball is even tipped.
Duke started off hot, but the fire started to fade as the night went on.
Prior to each Duke football game, The Chronicle’s Evan Kolin, Ramona Naseri, Derek Saul, Shane Smith and Dilan Trivedi 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 Notre Dame Saturday:
Mike Krzyzewski stressed prior to the season that the Blue Devils would not have a go-to starting five due to the team’s 'balance.'
Duke’s freshmen—both on the court and off—got their first taste of men’s basketball inside Cameron Indoor Stadium Friday night. The Blue Devils lead 42-26 entering the locker room. Here are five observations from the first half of play.
Following back-to-back tough conference losses on the gridiron, Duke returns to action Saturday against a No. 15 Notre Dame team on its heels. The Blue Zone gives you three keys to Duke’s matchup against the Irish:
The U.S. Department of Education once threatened to withhold funding from the Duke-UNC Consortium for Middle East Studies, and now House Democrats are questioning the Department’s motives.
RALEIGH — Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has been weathering a rough news cycle, from heavy criticism for the tens of trillions she proposed spending on Medicare for All to underwhelming swing state polls.
With the nerves shaken out and a victory under their belt, the Blue Devils can finally take a deep breath.
A nailbiter of a season-opening win against Kansas had the Blue Devils short of breath in New York City Tuesday night. Duke returns home to Durham for its long-awaited home opener against Colorado State Friday evening. The Blue Zone takes a look at a player on each side sure to make an impact:
On Thursday, the University announced the search committee tasked with finding a replacement for outgoing Executive Vice President Tallman Trask.
“Challenge yourself. Change your world.”
Her picture has adorned postcards passed to graduating seniors and filled a page of the 2017-2018 yearbook. Her fans circulated an online petition to erect a statue in her honor as the “best symbol of Duke’s unity and togetherness.”
As Duke’s season outlook has rapidly turned from ACC Coastal Division title aspirations to a fight for bowl eligibility, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the season is lost.
Disappointment, disappointment and more disappointment.
While the idea that Snapchat has your location at any given moment can be disconcerting, it is inarguably difficult to feel alone in the world anymore.