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With just five days until the season kicks off, Duke finally has its starting quarterback.
As the 2022 season rapidly approaches, the Chronicle takes a look at each of the eight major position groups on this Duke roster. First up is specialists.
In his first time speaking in front of Duke fans, Mike Elko had a mission—to convey that it was the year the Blue Devils would begin their ascent into the highest tier of collegiate football.
Coaches: hired. Captains: elected. Fall camp: underway.
Defensive tackle DeWayne Carter, linebacker Shaka Heyward and offensive lineman Jacob Monk will serve as team captains in 2022, per a team release Wednesday afternoon.
Football season is on the horizon, and the squad has been putting the work in all throughout the off-season. As the group prepares to take the field, the Blue Zone takes a look at Duke football's upcoming players and future recruiting classes.
Thursday afternoon’s ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte gave a first glimpse at what some changes may look like as the Blue Devils look to rebuild.
Jim Phillips displayed confidence and stressed an equal-footing approach to conference realignment during his hour at the podium, fielding questions about the ACC's future amid the rise of the SEC and the Big Ten.
Goodbye, Atlantic and Coastal divisions.
The NFL Draft may have come and gone without any Duke products hearing their name called, but a pair of former Blue Devils have already signed with professional squads.
Blue Devil fans got their first glimpse at what’s to come under new head coach Mike Elko at the annual Blue & White Game Saturday evening.
Within a three-day span, Duke, North Carolina, N.C. State and Wake Forest all held their pro days, allowing a convenient half-week trip for NFL representatives to assess potential picks before April’s NFL Draft in Las Vegas.
The NFL season has ended for Duke football alums, but the Blue Zone still has updates for how they performed in a huge weekend for sports.
The first schedule of the Mike Elko era is set.
Two former Duke football stars will play Sunday for a spot in Super Bowl LVI.
Super Wild Card Weekend is in the books, and a couple Blue Devils are moving on. In this week's Duke in the NFL, the Blue Zone takes a look at how former Duke football players performed this past weekend.
The NFL regular season has concluded and the playoffs are on the horizon. That means it's time for the Blue Zone to check in on former Duke football players' prospects and performances in the pros.
Head coach Mike Elko is officially adding a new member to his coaching staff.
Daniel Jones heads to the IR and Noah Gray fills a void during the NFL's Week 16.
Coming in at No. 3: Duke football enters the Mike Elko era after parting ways with David Cutcliffe.