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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.
For the first portion of the game, the Blue Devils rose to the occasion, and showed their loyal fans who traveled down to Atlanta, the Crimson Tide and the rest of the nation that Duke’s football program is not afraid of the pressure.
Here are some quick notes and observations with Duke needing a comeback to pick up its third straight bowl win.
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.
R.J. Barrett and Puma announced their partnership Wednesday.
After a half of numerous shots on goal from the Tar Heels, Duke’s backline inevitably broke down, allowing North Carolina to break through and score its first goal of the game en route to a Tobacco Road Rivalry win in front of a rowdy Tar Heel Crowd.
Freshman midfielder Sophie Jones already has some major hardware to her name.
The Chronicle takes a look at what to expect from the Blue Devils this fall.
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