Duke football looks to avenge last year's blowout in season-opening trip to Notre Dame
(09/11/20 6:47am)
After what seemed like an eternity, college football is ready to roll.
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After what seemed like an eternity, college football is ready to roll.
As the NFL season approaches, all 32 teams have been deciding upon who their captains will be. When it comes to the New York Giants, a familiar face for Blue Devil fans has been recognized for his leadership.
With the 2020 Duke football season getting underway this upcoming Saturday, The Chronicle's football beat writers Cam Polo, Evan Kolin, Jake Piazza, Max Rego and Shane Smith give their predictions for the upcoming Blue Devils campaign.
With the opening kickoff of the 2020 season rapidly approaching, it was time for the Blue Devils to select their team captains.
It has been a long and winding journey for Chris Rumph II.
2019 season: 8-5, 4-4 in the ACC (4th in the Atlantic Division)
After a breakout regular season that saw him live up to the billing of a former second overall pick, Brandon Ingram reaped the reward.
The beat goes on toward Sept. 12.
Wednesday afternoon was a groundbreaking time for the world of sports.
The playoff anticipation is palpable in the Orlando bubble.
With the ACC still hopeful to have fall sports occur on schedule, Duke is rolling on with preparation for the season.
The storylines have emerged after a week in Disney World.
It’s time to lace up the sneakers and put on a jersey: the NBA is back in business.
Kevin Streelman, Trinity ’01, finished second at the Travelers Championship and tied for seventh at the Workday Charity Open in his last two starts on the PGA Tour. Streelman, who captained the Duke men’s golf team during his senior year, has carved out an impressive career on tour, with two career victories and three top-five finishes just this season.
Kara Lawson has taken a somewhat unconventional route to being named the fifth head coach in Duke women’s basketball history.
Thursday morning yielded stunning news in the world of Duke Athletics, as women’s basketball’s Joanne P. McCallie announced that she was stepping away as head coach of the program. Almost instantly, current and former Blue Devil women’s basketball players reacted with an outpouring of love and support for McCallie.
Another year, another new crop of men's basketball players coming to Durham. In this series, we will analyze film on each of Duke’s signees and transfers for the 2020-21 season. Previous film rooms include Jalen Johnson and DJ Steward. Let’s continue with the player who could be next in line at the point guard spot: Jeremy Roach.
With Quentin Harris out of eligibility, Duke heads into its second consecutive fall looking for a new starting quarterback. Our Max Rego, Alex Jackson and Jake Piazza break down the case for each of the Blue Devils' three main options: redshirt junior Chris Katrenick, Clemson transfer Chase Brice and redshirt sophomore Gunnar Holmberg.
The Chronicle’s best wins bracket previously introduced some of Duke men’s basketball’s top moments throughout the years. This new series coincides with those moments, shedding light on some of Duke Athletics’ other highlights throughout the school’s storied history. We hope you enjoy this stroll down memory lane. Today's moment: Duke takes home a third consecutive national title in women’s golf in May of 2007.
With various professional sports leagues preparing plans to return to action, the NBA is currently considering multiple options for the conclusion of its season. Currently, Orlando is the overwhelming favorite to be the host city for the NBA’s “bubble” of players, coaches and other league and organizational personnel, as the ESPN Wide World of Sports offers the facilities to accommodate such a large group.