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In Duke's two matches with Owokoniran on the floor this week, the sophomore Blue Devil made herself known as one of the most dangerous outside hitters in the ACC.
Boade’s goal was patient zero of a contagious scoring fever that spread throughout the Blue Devil roster, and the Tigers could not find a cure.
Duke put away Northwestern and Maryland this past weekend in the B1G/ACC Cup.
Despite being selected sixth overall in last April's NFL Draft, Daniel Jones wasn't expected to make his professional debut until midseason at the very least.
The Blue Devils’ first game at Wallace Wade Stadium this year ended in triumph, as Duke hammered FCS opponent North Carolina A&T.
Jalon Calhoun, a true freshman, and Quentin Harris, a redshirt senior, are certainly in much different phases of their careers.
Seven Blue Devils had more than 30 receiving yards in what was an encouraging effort from Duke.
Here are some quick notes and observations with the Blue Devils looking to pull away in the season 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 and we’ll track their records throughout the season.
Five months after the university announced that it was "looking into" the allegations, it finally reached a conclusion Friday.
The Blue Zone gives you three keys to Duke’s matchup against the Aggies.
The weather may have been gloomy, but that didn’t stop the 12th-ranked Blue Devils from making history, as they secured their 400th win in program history with a victory against UNLV in the 2019 Duke Nike Classic.
This weekend’s matchup will have a much lower intensity, hopefully allowing Harris to find his groove on the field.
It's now Duke's turn to play the role of heavy favorite.
As the 2019-20 NFL season gets underway on Thursday, ten former Blue Devils find themselves on rosters.
Although numerous hitting errors plagued the Blue Devils through their first set, key contributions from sophomores Ade Owokoniran and Lily Cooper kept Duke in the driver's seat all evening.
The Greensboro-based Aggies have quietly built a dominant program over the last half-decade, winning a share or outright control of the conference title in four of the last five seasons.
The few ways N.C. A&T consistently keep defenses on their back feet include wrinkles to frequently-called plays, as well as audibles.
There were no cobwebs to shake off for No. 3 Duke as it took care of business in its first two contests, handling the ninth-ranked Nittany Lions 4-1 and 25th-ranked Tribe 4-0.
This week, let the numbers take you inside football’s offensive struggles, men’s soccer’s Nike Invitational championship and field hockey's hot start.
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