Five forced turnovers in the first half, four sacks and only one offensive touchdown allowed would indicate that Duke played a near-perfect game against Virginia Tech.
"I'm really proud of our defense and the way we stepped up," said linebacker Michael Tauiliili, who chipped in with nine tackles to maintain his place atop the ACC tackles list.
Reeling from numerous injuries on both sides of the ball, Duke (4-6, 1-5 in the ACC) will face many question marks Saturday in Lane Stadium, as a loss would eliminate the Blue Devils from bowl...
The road has been bumpy for Virginia Tech over the last four weeks, and that's because the Hokies have been playing on it most of the time.
"Every team has injuries-it's just the course of the season," offensive tackle Kyle Hill said. "Especially toward the end of the season, people get bumps and bruises. Every team goes through the...
Many coaches share a similar mantra: A game does not come down to just one play.
In the days prior to Saturday's game at Clemson, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe's greatest concern was whether the Blue Devils would be able to contain the Tigers' star players and avoid big plays.
When Duke heads into Death Valley at noon Saturday, it will have to contend with a loud, hostile and aggressive crowd eager to see Clemson's first home win since Sept. 20.