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Duke wrapped up its regular season campaign this weekend in the Great Lakes State with a pair of dual matches against Big Ten opponents.
Duke gave it all it had, but it just was not enough.
Despite spilling their blood and sweat, the Blue Devils fell a point short against their Tobacco Road rivals.
It was a tale of two halves as Duke extended its home winning streak to 18 games in the home opener at Koskinen Stadium Sunday.
Look out—Duke is on a roll.
New year, new team—same dream.
Get out the brooms—the Blue Devils are sweeping the mats in Card.
The boys are back in town.
Duke travels to El Paso, Texas, for its third bowl game in as many seasons to face off against No. 15 Arizona State in the Hyundai Sun Bowl at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Blue Devils will hit the gridiron for the first time in nearly a month seeking their first bowl victory since a 7-6 win in the 1961 Cotton Bowl Classic against Arkansas. A victory would also mark Duke’s first win against a ranked non-conference opponent since 1971, when the team pulled off a 9-3 win on the road against then-No. 10 Stanford. 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.
The Blue Devils were one of several ACC teams that returned from lengthy breaks and played nonconference games against power-five opponents with conference play just around the corner.
Duke wrestling shined bright on the big stage under the lights of Madison Square Garden.
The Blue Devils head to New York to compete under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden.
Although the top of the conference fared well, for the first time since 2011, the ACC lost the ACC/Big Ten Challenge 8-6. The loss marks the sixth straight challenge without a win for the ACC, following a streak of 10 victories in a row from 1999 to 2008.
After dismantling Furman 93-54 Wednesday, No. 4 Duke will face off against a 5-0 Army squad—off to its best start since the 1976-77 campaign when second-year head coach Mike Krzyzewski got the team rolling with seven straight victories. Sunday the Blue Devils welcome Krzyzewski’s alma mater and former team to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a 12 p.m. tip. Before every Blue Devil contest this season, we will select a player from each team who could be the critical piece to the puzzle:
Despite falling to Virginia Tech 17-16 last week, No. 25 Duke still controls its own destiny to recapture the ACC Coastal Division title and set up a rematch against undefeated Florida State Dec. 6. With a short week to prepare, the Blue Devils will have to shake off the loss as they ready themselves for a primetime matchup against Tobacco Road rival North Carolina Thursday at Wallace Wade Stadium at 7:30 p.m. 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.
Home sweet home—Koskinen Stadium proves faithful once again.
After another chaotic week in the Coastal, the Blue Devils now find themselves alone atop the standings, needing to win at Pittsburgh Saturday to stay there.
The Homecoming crowd at Koskinen Stadium witnessed a blowout Friday night—but not in favor of the home faithful.
The reliable magic of Koskinen Stadium came to a heartbreaking end Tuesday night.
Following a much-needed bye week, the Blue Devils are seeking their first ACC win of the season against the spread-option attack of No. 22 Georgia Tech Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at Bobby Dodd Stadium. 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.
