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Duke will host No. 9 Miami Saturday night and then travel to Florida State Dec. 12.
It’s nights like Saturday—ridiculous affairs between bottom-dwelling teams that seem to cross into the Twilight Zone—that remind us of why college football is so compelling.
The Blue Devils finally returned to action after a bye week and the cancelled game with Wake Forest gave them two weeks off.
In Duke's final road game of the season, it heads to the locker room trailing Georgia Tech.
The Blue Devils enter the contest as slight road favorites.
Our beat writers are confident in a Duke win Saturday in Atlanta.
Despite neither squad having a successful season, numerous storylines remain as the 2020 campaign begins to come to a close.
Duke's linebacking corps, led by Heyward, will have to contain dynamic Georgia Tech quarterback Jeff Sims.
It appears that Duke's bye week will be extended for a little longer.
After sitting out two games with a groin injury, Crowder returned to the field in a divisional matchup with New England.
In order to compete against Wake Forest, Duke will need to address and rework everything that went wrong on Saturday.
The Blue Devils did very few things well throughout Saturday’s game.
After every big play or score, North Carolina rang the Victory Bell for all of a fan-less Wallace Wade Stadium to hear. North Carolina rang the Victory Bell a lot Saturday afternoon.
Over the first 30 minutes, the Blue Devils look completely overmatched, with the Tar Heels holding a 42-10 lead into halftime.
The Blue Devils head into the matchup as 12-point underdogs, and our beat writers aren't too optimistic about their chances.
The Blue Devils enter Saturday's contest as double-digit underdogs.
The Blue Devils will need to excel in the trenches in order to make things interesting on Saturday.
The momentum of each of these two teams could not be swinging in a more opposite direction.
No matter the teams' records, Duke vs. North Carolina always has intriguing storylines.
Despite his clear struggles and blown opportunities, coach Joe Judge again reminded the world that “Daniel Jones is our quarterback, clearly put.”
