'A new energy': Duke football's David Cutcliffe discusses staff changes, spring practice
By Evan Kolin | January 15, 2021Perhaps the biggest change Cutcliffe noted is that he will no longer be serving as the team's offensive play-caller.
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Perhaps the biggest change Cutcliffe noted is that he will no longer be serving as the team's offensive play-caller.
Former Duke football head coach Red Wilson died Friday at the age of 95, the team announced.
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As colleges nationwide formulated their own responses to the outbreak and plans for the fall semester, the fate of the college football season was thrown into question.
Despite a disappointing season, the Blue Devils had three players earn All-ACC honors.
After a 2020 season that left much to be desired, Duke now turns its focus toward next year’s squad.
It looks like Duke will enter next season with its third starting quarterback in three years.
With the 2020 season officially over, Duke now has to deal with key contributors transferring out of the program.
The Blue Devils dropped their ninth game of the year in Tallahassee, Fla. Saturday.
“When you go through adversity, you're going to come out on the other side with a bright light if you're the right type of people,” Cutcliffe said. “And I do believe we have the right type.”
Florida may be called The Sunshine State, but things weren’t so sunny for Duke Saturday afternoon in Tallahassee.
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While this season has surely been a disappointment for the Blue Devils, there's still an opportunity to secure a historic first.
The Blue Devils struggled on both sides of the ball during their shutout loss to the ninth-ranked Hurricanes.
There was exactly one thing that went right for the Blue Devils in 60 minutes of play against Miami Saturday night. It occurred at the 14:46 mark of the first quarter.
Reminiscent of Duke’s previous late-season home blowouts to Wake Forest and Syracuse, the Blue Devils seemed out of it emotionally as the game progressed, and Miami simply laid down crushing blow after crushing blow.