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Cutcliffe spoke with the media to discuss a laundry list of topics, including spring practice, Pro Day and the team's changes to the coaching staff.
This weekend finally marked the first opportunity to see the new faces and future of the Duke football program.
Saturday’s Spring Showcase is all about the future talent of the Blue Devil program. Come Monday’s Pro Day, it will be all about the talent that the program has built.
After a recent setback due to a COVID-19 cluster within the program, Duke football is back at it.
Head coach David Cutcliffe, wide receiver Jake Bobo and cornerback Leonard Johnson met with the media last week to discuss the outlook of the program and next season. Here are some highlights.
Duke has paused team activities amid a COVID-19 "cluster" within the program, according to a Tuesday afternoon release.
Duke's former tight end Noah Gray found himself in the spotlight after an impressive one-handed catch in the Senior Bowl practice.
The team will hope its 2021 slate, released Thursday morning, will stay according to plan.
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.
Catch up with how a few former Blue Devils ended their 2020 campaigns.
Alabama's 31-14 victory marked the second time the Rose Bowl had ever been played outside of Pasadena, and the first time in 79 years.
Some outlets have speculated whether Rumph has first-round potential.
The Duke faithful will have to prepare for a season without defensive end Victor Dimukeje for the first time in four years.
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.