In his first game at Wallace Wade Stadium, head coach David Cutcliffe and the Blue Devils pulled off an impressive win over James Madison in what seemed to be the start of a new era for Duke Football.
Highest Marks: QB Thaddeus Lewis; Lewis demonstrated the meaning of “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.”
All it took was one special teams mistake to turn what was supposed to be Duke’s first step toward bowl eligibility into a nightmarish sense of déjà vu.
Saturday against Richmond, Duke’s dreams of bowl contention took a big hit, thanks largely to a lackluster running game that an effective passing attack could not make up for.
The Duke Football Radio Show with David Cutcliffe makes its debut tonight. The program—Cutcliffe’s first radio show in his time at Duke—can be heard on WDNC 620 AM at 7 p.m.
Head coach David Cutcliffe's second season as Duke's leader brings with it not only high expectations, but also a promising freshman class. After a strong recruiting effort on Cutcliffe's part...
Students dressed as kegs, overgrown babies, Old West bandits, ladybugs and Will Ferrell from "Semi-Pro": have no fear. This year's inevitable post-Tailgate bathroom runs will not be quite as bad as...
David Cutcliffe finally did something this summer he'd wanted to do for nearly a year but couldn't his first year at the helm. He pushed his team to its mental and physical limits with 110-yard...
About a week before the Blue Devils kick off their season against Richmond, Dean of Students Sue Wasiolek, Trinity '76, sat down with The Chronicle's Taylor Doherty to discuss her status as one of...
David Cutcliffe's reputation is that of a quarterback guru, but he gives as much attention to the often-overlooked third element of the game--special teams. "Coach Cutcliffe is in every special...
Head coach David Cutcliffe said it, and he says he really means it: "I believe we will be a bowl team." To make a bowl game a possibility, Duke must go .500 in its 12-game season. However, this...
Last year, Duke fans grew accustomed to watching 6-foot-3 wide receiver Eron Riley use his combination of size and speed to make plays all over the field. With Riley's graduation and departure to...
