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Head coach Mike Elko’s squad will be looking to pull its conference record above .500 and open up a two-game winning streak, while Boston College aims to bounce back following an embarrassing 13-3 loss on the road against Connecticut.
After a demanding win against Miami in Week 8, Duke football returns from its bye week with a matchup against Boston College. Ahead of the Friday night date with the Eagles, the Blue Zone has three keys to a victory.
Duke heads to Chestnut Hill, Mass., to take on Boston College Friday for the chance to clinch a bowl appearance this winter. The Blue Zone is here with a potential x-factor for both teams.
As Week 9 of the NFL begins, the Blue Zone takes a look back at Week 8 and several former Blue Devils' performances.
After eight exciting, though somewhat heartbreaking, weeks, Duke football is off to a strong start. As the saying goes, however, you’re only as good as your record, and the Blue Devils’ 5-3 mark undersells the effort and production of a football team as good as any in AP Poll consideration.
While the rest of the college football world plays on, Duke stands idle on its bye week Saturday. With the Blue Devils halfway through their conference schedule, The Chronicle's beat writers take a look back and a look ahead.
With the conclusion of Week 7 of the NFL season, the Blue Zone takes a look at a few former Blue Devils and how they fared.
Duke football bounced back from its loss against North Carolina with a dominant road win against Miami. The Blue Zone is here to provide three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead following the blowout victory.
First-year head coach Mike Elko’s effect was epitomized in the Blue Devils’ historically dominant defensive performance Saturday afternoon. This is not just a piece of evidence of Duke’s competence, but also a clue into just how golden this new age can be.
The Blue Devils won 45-21 against Miami Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium after taming the football that seemed to jump hands nearly every play.
Saturday afternoon's trip to South Florida started with a Duke fumble and Miami score, but several recovered fumbles and quick scoring drives for the Blue Devils helped put Duke up at the break, 17-7.
After falling short a touchdown last week in their fall to North Carolina, the Blue Devils return to the field against Miami at Hard Rock Stadium Saturday afternoon. Ahead of the contest, the Blue Zone has you covered with our can't miss prop bets.
After falling at home in a rivalry thriller to North Carolina, Duke looks to get back in the win column Saturday at 12:30 p.m. with a road matchup at Miami. The Chronicle's beat writers predict the outcome.
Duke football is looking to rebound after falling to North Carolina last weekend, 38-35. It has a prime opportunity to do that on Saturday as it heads down to Miami for a date with the Hurricanes. The Blue Zone has three keys for a Blue Devil victory.
After a heartbreaking loss to rival North Carolina last Saturday, the Blue Devils will travel to South Florida to take on Miami. This will be a pivotal matchup for two middle-of-the-pack ACC Coastal Division teams looking to advance in the standings. Here are five things to know as Duke faces the Hurricanes.
As the Blue Devils head to Coral Gables, Fla., for a Saturday afternoon date with Miami and its explosive offense, the Blue Zone is here to provide a player on both sides that could make the difference.
After a long week of football, the Blue Zone takes a look at how several former Blue Devils performed in Week 6 of the NFL season.
Even on an average night, college football inspires the full spectrum of emotions. Saturday was no average night, not with the show that Duke and North Carolina put on.
On the offensive side of the ball, the name for Duke to know against Miami is Tyler Van Dyke.
In a game such as this Victory Bell instant classic, every second matters. So while 13 seconds here, 25 seconds there and 11 seconds over yonder may not seem like a lot, it adds up to time Duke sure could have used on its final drive.