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Duke is bringing on former Texas A&M co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Tyler Santucci as its next defensive coordinator, the program announced Tuesday evening.
Defensive coordinator Robb Smith is not returning to head coach Mike Elko's staff for a second season, Elko announced Saturday morning via the team's social media.
Mere weeks after leading the Blue Devils to victory at the Military Bowl, head coach Mike Elko is back to work, adding five mid-year transfers to beef up the roster just in time for spring practices.
With boosted investment across the board, a thrilling encore to this year could be in store for the Blue Devils.
The redshirt senior linebacker announced his declaration for the NFL Draft via Instagram Thursday evening.
Coming in at No. 2: Under new head coach Mike Elko, Duke football responded to last year’s underwhelming 3-9 season with a resounding 9-4 record and a bowl game victory.
In its first bowl appearance since 2018, Duke football defeated UCF Wednesday, 30-13. The Blue Zone is here to break down the Blue Devils’ outing in the Military Bowl with three key stats, takeaways and a look ahead.
The Blue Devils got knocked down over and over again this season, at home and on the road, after starting from the very bottom. None of that mattered in the Military Bowl.
The Chronicle's Morgan Chu captured the win on camera, from the on-field play that made the Blue Devils champions to the emotions that followed.
The honor comes after Leonard put up one of the greatest quarterback seasons in Duke history.
The Blue Devils took control late in the first half and never looked back, running away with the 30-13 win to cap a turnaround 9-4 season with their sweetest victory yet.
In its return to the postseason, Duke is locked in a close one with UCF through one half in the Military Bowl. Thirty minutes remain at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium with the Blue Devils clinging to a 20-7 lead.
Duke's season will come to an end Wednesday afternoon when it faces UCF in the Military Bowl. Before kickoff at 2 p.m. in Annapolis, Md., the Blue Zone has you covered with some can't-miss prop bets.
In a story about passionate students, a tireless marketing department and a zealous head coach, here’s how it happened.
Duke football looks to end its strong season with a victory in the Military Bowl against UCF. The Blue Zone is here with three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
Here are five things to watch out for in Duke’s first bowl matchup since 2018.
Duke plays in its first bowl game since 2018 as it takes on UCF in Annapolis, Md., Wednesday. Before the Blue Devils and Knights square off, the Blue Zone is here with a potential difference-maker for both teams.
On Wednesday, Duke has one last matchup: a Military Bowl showdown against UCF in Annapolis, Md., at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium. The Chronicle's beat writers make their predictions.
Mike Elko and the Blue Devils will look to add the metaphorical cherry on top as they head to Annapolis, Md., to play UCF in the Military Bowl.
Duke will head to Annapolis, Md., to take on UCF at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in the Military Bowl Wednesday. The Blue Zone is here to break down film on the Knights prior to the 2 p.m. matchup.
