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Duke football held their second scrimmage Saturday, and with more practice under their belts, these Blue Devils are in the final stretches of preparation for the start of the season.
The Blue Devils have their captains, and apparently, three is the magic number.
While adding depth on the recruiting trail is still a goal for the coaching staff, the emergence of the next crop of Duke linebackers—particularly Shaka Heyward—have eased some concerns.
With the 2021 season right around the corner, The Chronicle breaks down each of the eight major position groups for the Blue Devils: Quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and tight ends, offensive line, defensive line, defensive backs, linebackers and specialists.
Heading into 2021, Duke is losing nearly every impact player along the defensive line and is seeking replacements.
Duke is dealing with the loss of its former standout kick returner Damond Philyaw-Johnson but it returns the rest of the pieces of a special teams unit that made impacts all of last season.
Head coach David Cutcliffe led an 85-play, full-team scrimmage last Saturday, and all players logged valuable game-simulating minutes in pads.
Nakeie Montgomery’s talent on the Koskinen Stadium grass is already well-established. And now he's going to to bring it to Wallace Wade Stadium.
With the 2021 football season just over a month away, head coach David Cutcliffe and his Blue Devils have their eyes set on a turnaround season.
Duke's best product from the 2021 NFL Draft class may not be who you think—but he is in prime position to develop into a strong starter.
After all was said and done, four Blue Devils were taken in the 2021 NFL Draft and three more were signed as undrafted free agents. Now, the Blue Zone takes a look at where they ended up and what the future could hold.
Good things come in threes, and that held true for Duke in the aftermath of this year’s NFL Draft.
Victor Dimukeje is headed to the Grand Canyon State.
During his four years at Duke, Gray became one of the most dependable faces on the Duke offense, playing 47 out of 48 games in his career.
As the old saying goes, speed kills.
Duke’s do-it-all defensive end is going to the NFL.
With some talented Blue Devils entering the 2021 NFL Draft, the Blue Zone takes a look at where they could fit in the best.
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.
