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The first ever meeting between the Blue Devils and Blue Raiders resulted in a 41-18 victory for Duke, which will enter its bye week on a two-game winning streak.
After an injury-riddled 2018 and doubts on whether or not he would ever don Duke blue again, Young showed off the valuable skillset Saturday that has been apparent since his freshman season.
Cutcliffe and his staff unleashed an assault on the Blue Raiders.
Here are some of the key observations and stats from the first half of the Blue Devils' road opener.
Prior to each Duke football game, The Chronicle’s Evan Kolin, Ramona Naseri, Derek Saul, Shane Smith and Dilan Trivedi make their predictions for the contest.
Though one may think a date such as Friday the 13th would favor the eerily-named Blue Devils, fortune was not with Duke Friday evening.
Ella Stevens, Mackenzie Pluck, Marykate McGuire and Tess Boade have been a nightmare for opposing defenses.
Coach Cutcliffe will have to get his team to clean up their mistakes against a more competitive opponent in the Blue Raiders.
Although at first glance the schedule might not seem as tough as previous seasons, there are still plenty of marquee games on the slate for a Duke team trying to get over the hump after consecutive Elite Eight losses.
Blackwell hasn’t had much of a chance to show his abilities against a team near the Blue Devils' caliber yet this year, but this weekend’s game should be a good indicator of how he will fare the rest of the season.
Duke will play its second non-FBS school this weekend, but Middle Tennessee will not be as easy to push around as N.C. A&T.
Duke will play its first ACC game of the season against No. 6 Virginia.
UNC Greensboro’s outside hitters were a problem throughout the match for the Blue Devils, but the countless Spartan errors, combined with Cooper’s blocking, rendered its powerful offensive attack ineffective.
While there has not been much to take away about Duke’s prognosis for the rest of 2019 yet, there are still 120 minutes of football to dissect.
They should bring a lot of excitement to fans who can't wait for the season opener.
2019 brings a new-look Blue Raiders unit, and it all starts at the quarterback position.
A fumble marred the sixth overall pick's debut, while Crowder outpaced even superstar teammate Le'Veon Bell in his first game as a Jet.
This week, let the numbers take you inside football’s first win, field hockey's and men's soccer's impressive weekend and volleyball's winning streak.
The Blue Raiders seek to create mismatches in space by forcing opposing linebackers and nickel corners to cover their speedy receivers and running backs.
Harvard is synonymous with academic excellence worldwide, but on Sunday, Max Moser's brilliance proved to be too much for the Crimson.
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