Duke defensive tackle DeWayne Carter selected 95th overall by Buffalo Bills in NFL draft
By Caleb Dudley | 9 hours agoDeWayne Carter, a three-time captain for the Blue Devils, became the 95th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft Friday evening.
DeWayne Carter, a three-time captain for the Blue Devils, became the 95th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft Friday evening.
Graham Barton, a former star offensive lineman for the Blue Devils, was selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with the 26th overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft Thursday night.
Duke offensive lineman Graham Barton will more than likely be one of the first 32 names called Thursday evening, so let’s break down some potential fits for the former Blue Devil standout.
The new Duke head coach has spoken time and again about the pursuit of excellence in all areas since taking the helm in December. While the Blue Devils’ spring game was by no means perfect, flashes of Diaz’s plan for the future shone through.
In the Blue Devils’ annual Blue & White Game, this time with a revamped format, it was ultimately the defense that prevailed 21-16.
As Duke football prepares for its Blue and White game, the Blue Zone takes a look at what fans can expect from the spring scrimmage.
On a gloomy spring day in Durham, NFL scouts and front office staffers representing all 32 teams sheltered inside Pascal Field House to watch 13 draft hopefuls perform in the program’s 2024 Pro Day.
Four of Duke's top performers from last season headed up to Lucas Oil Stadium to showcase their skills in the NFL combine. The Blue Zone takes a look at all four and how they performed.
The Chronicle spoke with Carter to ask him about his experience in Mobile, Ala., and his plans between now and the NFL Draft in late April.
Duke’s 2024 schedule was released on a special ACC Network program Wednesday evening, the first under a new scheduling model caused by the additions of SMU, California and Stanford to the conference for the 2024 season.
In this episode, hosts Ranjan Jindal and Caleb Dudley analyze the win and preview the 2024 season, with discussion of transfers and an ACC outlook.
As the bow gets tied on 2023, The Chronicle’s sports department is reviewing the biggest storylines in Duke athletics throughout the year. Finally, at No. 1: Duke football opened its season with one of the biggest victories in program history, a 28-7 thumping of Clemson.
On Thursday evening, redshirt senior defensive tackle DeWayne Carter — the team's only three-time captain — officially announced his declaration for the 2024 NFL Draft, bringing his lengthy and accolade-filled stay in Durham to a fitting close.
As the bow gets tied on 2023, The Chronicle’s sports department is reviewing the biggest storylines in Duke athletics throughout the year. Coming in at No. 7: After two years at the helm and a notable shift in the tone surrounding Duke football, former head coach Mike Elko made the late-night switch to Texas A&M.
Just a day after announcing Jonathan Brewer as its new offensive coordinator, Duke made another huge switch on the sideline Wednesday afternoon with its hire of Jonathan Patke as its new defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. Patke replaces Tyler Santucci, who took the job last year, at the post.
As the bow gets tied on 2023, The Chronicle’s sports department is reviewing the biggest storylines in Duke athletics throughout the year. Coming in at No. 9: After a 4-0 start and a No. 17 ranking in the AP Poll, Duke football was selected to host the program's first-ever appearance from ESPN College GameDay.
In Duke football’s last contest of the 2023 season, the Blue Devils got the job done with a victory in the Birmingham Bowl against Troy. The Blue Zone is here with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead following the Duke win.
In Duke’s 17-10 win Saturday against Troy in the Birmingham Bowl, the team put together an admirable on-field product one last time that highlights the DNA of the Blue Devils — this team plays hard, works together and does the little things it takes to win.
After a season of ups and downs, Duke finished things out the right way, holding off Troy 17-10 in the Birmingham Bowl to finish the season 8-5 and send its senior class off into the sunset while picking up the program’s fifth straight bowl victory.
Duke, for the second-straight year, is looking to close its season on a high note with a postseason win. This time, against Troy in the Birmingham Bowl, the Blue Devils are in control at the break, leading the Trojans 14-0.