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Just over halfway through the season, it's time to take a look at how Duke's former star football players have been doing in the NFL.
Week Nine of the NFL season has concluded, so the Blue Zone checks in on how former Duke football players are doing in the big leagues.
Another week of NFL action is in the books, so the Blue Zone is back to keep you up to date on how former Blue Devils are performing at the professional level. Here's what you missed in Week Seven.
With Week Three in the books, the Blue Zone takes a look at how former Blue Devils fared in the NFL.
The NFL returned this week, and so did many of the former Blue Devils around the league. The Blue Zone keeps you up to date.
After a disappointing 2-9 season in 2020, Duke football head coach David Cutcliffe and the Blue Devils are closing in on their first game of the season against the Charlotte 49ers. As Friday draws closer, the Blue Zone has you covered with some film study.
The Blue Devils have showed an ability to hang on to close games, largely thanks to this roster's tremendous versatility.
Lexi Gordon led the Blue Devils with 21 points on a 4-of-5 mark from 3-point range against Appalachian State.
Through six contests, Wendell Moore Jr. is averaging 17.5 points, 6.3 rebounds and 5.7 assists.
Freshman phenom Paolo Banchero posted 28 points, eight rebounds and six assists against The Citadel.
Thorleifur Ulfarsson was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Year.
Senior forward Imani lewis was one of several Duke players to make significant contributions off the bench.
Striker Thorleifur Ulfarsson notched two goals in Duke's win over Wake Forest in the conference quarterfinals.
Senior Ade Owokoniran logged her 1,000th career kill against Notre Dame Friday.
Despite a relatively quiet night for Thorleifur Ulfarsson, Duke notched a 3-2 over Furman as the final leg of ACC play heats up.
Sophomore Thorleifur Ulfarsson is leading the ACC in goals with nine.
