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The redshirt senior must develop into a true dual-threat signal caller if he hopes to lead Duke to a successful campaign.
“We're not the biggest guys, so we're not going to be lions. We're not the strongest guys, so we're not going to be tigers," Jones said.
Both Joe Giles-Harris and Ben Humphreys are gone. Now, the team must scramble to find new leaders on the defensive end of the field.
Joe Giles-Harris and Ben Humphreys are gone, making linebacker the defensive position for Duke that has needed the most retooling since last fall.
Sports editor Derek Saul and football beats Shane Smith and Evan Kolin preview Duke's 2019 campaign and Saturday's matchup against Alabama.
The most recent news is what hit the hardest—star linebacker Dylan Moses, likely the top overall defender for Alabama and a projected top-ten draft pick, tore his ACL.
It is “the beautiful game,” but even a dedicated soccer fan could be forgiven for struggling to find much offensive beauty Wednesday night.
The first obstacle in its path to a national championship is none other than David Cutcliffe and the Blue Devils.
It will be up to "Cheetah U" to put the clamps on some high-powered opposing offenses this season—including No. 2 Alabama.
An Alabama team loaded with NFL-ready talent stands in the way of Duke's season opener winning streak.
Duke looks to have another great season, starting with a match against Furman Friday night.
R.J. Barrett and Puma announced their partnership Wednesday.
By retaining its core group of starters while remaining deep at each position, Duke appears geared for another successful season up front.
There is a fair share of upperclassmen who are set to anchor the trenches, but up to three freshmen could see valuable snaps, and two are even slated to start the season opener against Alabama.
Duke fans will see plenty of new faces when the Blue Devils take the field against No. 2 Alabama.
Accompanying a change at quarterback is a complete overhaul of Duke’s receiving corps.
The Chronicle’s Derek Saul spoke to Bilas, 'The Class That Saved Coach K' executive producer and current ESPN college basketball analyst, over the phone this week to discuss the fabled 1980s Duke teams and the legend of Coach K.
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