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As 2020 comes to a close, The Chronicle's sports department takes a look back at the biggest stories of the year in Duke athletics. Each day, we will review a major game, event or storyline that helped shape the course of the year for the Blue Devils. Check out the rest of the top 10 here.
Not much about Duke’s final contest of the 2020 season went according to plan.
After Florida State jumped out to a four-score lead, Duke fought back to bring the game within seven points. Despite both these teams being in the basement of the ACC, the Blue Devils and Seminoles are playing like their seasons depend on the outcome of this game and it looks like this game could come down to the last snap:
The NCAA began talks back in April to discuss normal-looking fall and winter sports seasons to end 2020, assuming the downward trend in COVID-19 cases was there to stay. However, now we are here in December with our fingers crossed that the season can happen at all.
Duke put on a clinic from the opening tip in its 83-56 win against Western Carolina Sunday in Cameron Indoor Stadium.
With the Blue Devils' 2020-21 season beginning tomorrow, five of our beat writers break down their predictions for the upcoming campaign. How do you think Duke will fare?
2019-20 record: 21-10, 13-7 in Big Ten
A familiar face from Duke’s defensive unit took the field for the second time this season, this time pulling his weight for his new NFL team and Daniel Jones’ luck continued against Washington during Week 9.
As the calendar shifts to November, it is becoming apparent that basketball season is on the horizon. That means that it is time for our player previews of every member of Duke men's basketball. Read the previous previews: Mike Buckmire, Michael Savarino, Kennan Worthington, Jaemyn Brakefield, Henry Coleman III, DJ Steward and Jeremy Roach.
Daniel Jones got yet another chance to show the nation what he’s got in the Monday Night battle against Tom Brady’s Buccaneers. He had his moments, good and bad.
As the calendar shifts to November, it is becoming apparent that basketball season is on the horizon. That means that it is for our player previews of every member of Duke men's basketball. Let's get started with Mike Buckmire:
Duke’s prized NFL star became the laughingstock of the league while the seasons for other Blue Devil pros kept rolling on during the NFL’s Week 7.
Coming off of its best offensive performance of the season, Duke travels to Chapel Hill for a rivalry match against the nation’s top-ranked team.
Each week, we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week, and give a brief look ahead. We continue with the week of Oct. 5.
Saturday marked Duke's first win of the season, and it won the game in a dominant fashion. A strong run game and stout defense allowed the Blue Devils to beat Syracuse in the Carrier Dome. The Blue Zone breaks down yesterday's contest with three takeaways, stats and what to look for moving forward.
Duke is winless through four games for the first time since finishing 0-12 in 2006.
Duke’s stars in the Big Apple were both in action during Week 4. A star wide receiver finally returned from a two-week hiatus due to injury and a quarterback is still struggling to lead his winless team. On the winning side, an offensive lineman propelled his team to victory.
It could be fate. Maybe it’s destiny. Two of the top former Blue Devils have been thrust to the basement of the NFL. Over the years, Duke football has taught us that the game is not always pretty, and this week the NFL did nothing but illuminate the unfortunate circumstances of a few of Cutcliffe’s protégés.
As the Blue Devils are off to a humbling 0-2 start to their season, let’s catch up with some of the former Duke football stars making names for themselves as pros. Solid opening week performances across the board made for a strong starting point in the already bizarre 2020 NFL season. Three former Blue Devils made contributions Sunday while a key wide receiver nurses an injury.
The Chronicle’s website includes daily coverage of Duke Athletics dating back all the way to 2001. Let’s take a look through the archives to find interesting events and articles that premiered during this week over the last two decades.
