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The Blue Devils clearly had the size advantage, but as the game progressed they showcased another strength that perhaps wasn’t as clear coming into the game.
With the Blue Devils' 2020-21 season beginning tomorrow, five of our beat writers break down their predictions for the upcoming campaign.
After sitting out two games with a groin injury, Crowder returned to the field in a divisional matchup with New England.
Watch for Williams to showcase his size on both sides of the ball as he makes the case to be a centerpiece for the Blue Devils this season.
Despite his clear struggles and blown opportunities, coach Joe Judge again reminded the world that “Daniel Jones is our quarterback, clearly put.”
As one of two seniors on this year's team, Buckmire will provide veteran leadership whether he's on the floor or off it.
A week after finally winning their first game of the season, the Giants surrendered a 21-10 lead they held well into the final quarter and Jones fumbled the ball for the fifth time this season with only 40 seconds left down by a point.
“I’m excited about [the upcoming schedule],” Church said. “Our players are excited about it. I think it gives them an opportunity to really put our stamp on the college soccer world.”
From football's first win to women's soccer's dominance, check out our rundown of this past week in Duke sports.
