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With the 2016 campaign in the books and the Blue Devils failing to make a bowl for the first time since 2011, head coach David Cutcliffe and his staff are busy on the recruiting trail.
Miami Hurricanes
In his first five games as Duke’s starting quarterback, Daniel Jones has experienced the highs and lows of college football.
The Blue Devils avoided the turnovers and penalties that plagued them through three games in last week's statement win at Notre Dame.
After pushing through a roller-coaster month of September—which featured a home loss to Wake Forest and a potentially season-saving victory against Notre Dame—the Blue Devils will look for more consistency as they head into October.
Duke is looking to bounce back into the win column as it faces Northwestern at Ryan Field in Evanston, Ill., Saturday at 8 p.m. The Blue Devils are hoping to improve to 2-1 ahead of a tough matchup with Notre Dame next week. A win against the Wildcats would be crucial for Duke's bowl hopes, considering the rest of the Blue Devils' tough schedule. Every week throughout the football season, we’ll break down a player on each team who could be the difference-maker in the upcoming contest.
After a 17-play opening drive resulted in a touchdown and Duke forced its second three-and-out, the Blue Devils looked like they were in control in their ACC opener.
The Blue Devils had no problem coming out sharp against an FCS opponent in Week 1, but the level of competition is set to increase in a hurry and test Duke’s inexperienced starters.
With the 2016 season right around the corner, The Chronicle's football beat writers break down each of the nine major position groups: quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, offensive line, defensive line, linebackers, defensive backs, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners to prepare you for the regular season.
With Duke's 2016 football season kicking off Saturday against N.C. Central in Wallace Wade Stadium, The Chronicle's football beat writers and editors in the sports department made predictions on how the team will fare and which players will stand out the most.
2015 record: 8-5, 5-3 in the ACC (3rd in the Coastal Division)
2015 record: 3-9, 1-7 in the ACC (6th in Atlantic Division)
In 2016, the Blue Devils have to replace key players like Shaquille Powell and Jeremy Cash who led Duke's program for multiple years.
With the 2016 season right around the corner, The Chronicle's football beat writers break down each of the nine major position groups: running backs, quarterbacks, receivers, offensive line, defensive line, defensive backs, linebackers, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners to prepare you for the regular season.
Although the start of the regular season is months away, a series of commitments from three-star recruits have the Blue Devils' 2017 recruiting class ranked 25th in the nation, according to 247sports.com.
Although spring practice is nearing a close for Duke Football, the recruiting trail is just beginning to heat up at one of the most crucial times of the year.
David Cutcliffe’s 2016 recruiting class was arguably the best in program history.
Miami Hurricanes
Miami: 24-6, 13-5 in the ACC
It may be the offseason, but a lot of news has come down in Durham in recent weeks surrounding the football program. Duke has its new offensive coordinator in Zac Roper after the departure of Scottie Montgomery to East Carolina, and the Blue Devils' 2016 schedule was released in late January. Just last week, head coach David Cutcliffe inked his best recruiting class in program history. But things took a turn for the worse early this week. The Chronicle's football beat writers take a look at some of the topical questions as the build-up to the start of spring practice continues.
