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Duke's secondary cannot give up big plays this week like they did against Boston College.

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Big plays like cornerback Mark Gilbert's interception against Boston College are going to be needed to beat Virginia this week.

Head coach David Cutcliffe and quarterback Chase Brice struggled to open up the offense Saturday.

Chase Brice coughed up the ball three different times—two interceptions and one fumble—Saturday against Boston College.

Despite Deon Jackson racking up 75 yards on the ground, the Duke offense struggled to finish drives on Saturday.

Chase Brice averaged just 5.2 yards per attempt Saturday afternoon.

Sophomore receiver Zay Flowers dominated Saturday afternoon as Duke simply could not stop Boston College's aerial attack.

Duke put up a solid showing in its loss to Notre Dame and is looking to rebound against Boston College.

Chase Brice's ability to get Duke's offense rolling will go a long way in determining the outcome of Saturday's matchup.

Transfer quarterback Chase Brice has quickly become the face of Duke's offense.