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North Carolina is entering its third year in the Larry Fedora era, and although things have gotten off to a rocky start this year—four players were recently suspended amid an investigation into an alleged hazing incident—the Tar Heels are still the lone ranked team in the Coastal and are many analysts' pick to meet Florida State in Charlotte this year for the ACC Championship game.
Florida State is the No. 1 team in the nation for a reason.
Led by second-year head coach Scott Shafer, the Orange return 15 starters from their 2013-14 squad that finished the year 7-6 and surprised quite a few people following the departure of former head coach Doug Marrone to the Buffalo Bills after the 2012 season. Syracuse beat Minnesota in thrilling fashion in the 2013 Texas Bowl, scoring with 1:14 left in the game to secure a 21-17 victory and second consecutive bowl win.
Monday was a day of firsts for Duke students. First day of school, first day of college for others, and for two national champions, it was their first time taking the mound.
After finishing last preseason with a 1-0-1 record, Duke made sure to emphasize the importance of its exhibition this year. So far, the results have been promising.
The blows keep coming for Duke football this preseason.
The loss of redshirt senior linebacker Kelby Brown has the media and fans alike questioning Duke's ability to repeat as ACC Coastal Division champions. The Chronicle's Daniel Carp, Brian Mazur and Nick Martin tackle three of the biggest questions now facing the Blue Devils as they move forward without their emotional leader.
Although the Blue Devils return 14 starters this year, there are still new names to learn. We will break down each of the 10 major position groups: running backs, quarterbacks, offensive line, receivers, defensive ends, defensive tackles, linebackers, defensive backs, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners to prepare you for the regular season.
Although I like to stay away from using the term "case of the Mondays" for reasons, that was just the diagnosis for Duke during its first scrimmage.
With the No. 1 recruiting class in the nation, the Blue Devils will be must-watch TV next season and ESPN's ACC Big Monday lineup—released this afternoon—secured their slot in the primetime.
Although the Blue Devils return 14 starters this year, there are still new names to learn. We will break down each of the nine major position groups: running backs, quarterbacks, offensive line, receivers, defensive line, linebackers, defensive backs, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners to prepare you for the regular season.
Duke knows a good thing when it sees it.
Although the Blue Devils return 14 starters this year, there are still new names to learn. We will break down each of the 10 major position groups: running backs, quarterbacks, offensive line, receivers, defensive ends, defensive tackles, linebackers, defensive backs, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners to prepare you for the regular season.
Duke’s 2015 recruiting class doubled in size and talent Monday night with the addition of big man Chase Jeter.
Although the Blue Devils return 14 starters this year, there are still new names to learn. We will break down each of the 10 major position groups: running backs, quarterbacks, offensive line, receivers, defensive ends, defensive tackles, linebackers, defensive backs, kicker/punter and punt/kickoff returners to prepare you for the regular season.
Duke football still has some work to do when it comes to impressing the head coaches in the NCAA.
Blue Devil fans will have no shortage of excitement when basketball season rolls around this year.
The trend of former Duke guards making the jump to coaching continued Friday afternoon.
For the second summer in a row, Duke football player Hud Mellencamp has found himself on the wrong side of the law.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—As is tradition at the annual ACC Kickoff, the conference's media members provide completely arbitrary picks for standings and preseason honors. Here are the picks for the final division standings, conference champion and player of the year as made by The Chronicle's last two sports editors.
