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Following another deflating loss, the Blue Devils will take a one-game hiatus from conference play and look to build some much-needed confidence with their first win in October.
Duke put a scare in No. 7 Louisville on the road Friday night, losing 24-14 in a game the Blue Devils had a chance to win until a costly roughing the kicker penalty with two minutes remaining. Duke's offense dominated time of possession to shorten the game and keep Heisman Trophy frontrunner Lamar Jackson and the Cardinals' offense off the field, a formula that nearly produced a monumental upset.
Duke will need to play a nearly flawless game to stay close at No. 7 Louisville, which enters the contest as a 35-point favorite at home. If the Blue Devils want to get their first ACC win of the season, they will have to slow down a high-powered offense that leads the nation with 58 points per game. Here are three keys to Friday night's game:
After winning five of their first six ACC games, the Blue Devils look like a much different team than the one that was searching for answers following a 4-4 start to the season.
Hurricane Matthew turned four ACC games in the state of North Carolina Saturday into sloppy defensive battles. The Blue Zone takes a look at how the 12 ACC teams in action this weekend performed.
Following their most deflating loss of an up-and-down season, the Blue Devils will jump back into conference play hoping to rebound.
After picking up one of its biggest wins in school history against Notre Dame, Duke couldn’t maintain the momentum in a 34-20 loss against Virginia at Wallace Wade Stadium Saturday. The Blue Devils were unable to recover from six turnovers by quarterback Daniel Jones as they fell back below .500 at 2-3.
The Blue Devils find themselves at a crossroads halfway through the regular season.
Duke snapped a two-game losing streak and shocked the college football world Saturday with a 38-35 victory against Notre Dame at Notre Dame Stadium. The Blue Devils delivered their most consistent performance in every phase of the game and scored the last 10 points of the contest in the fourth quarter to improve to 2-2.
After a quiet Week 2, six ranked teams lost in Week 3 to cause a major shake-up in the AP Top 25 poll.
Former Blue Devil Marcus Stroman had another quality start Tuesday night, but it was not enough for the Blue Jays, who suffered a 6-2 defeat at home to the Tampa Bay Rays.
With the 2016 NFL season kicking off Thursday night, five Duke alumni find themselves on 53-man rosters. The Blue Zone previews the season ahead for these former Blue Devils.
