Incoming defensive tackle Brandon Boyce has yet to make his mark on the football field for the Blue Devils, but he will always have part of Duke with him after his time in Durham is done.
The 5-foot-11, 253-pound Blue Devil commit took to Twitter to show off his newest piece of body art—a replica of Duke's iconic chapel.
Boyce's tattoo doesn't figure to get the same renovations the on-campus chapel will receive starting in May. The restoration work is expected to last for about a year and will include fixing the building's ceiling and replacing the chapel's original roof.
As for Boyce, Blue Devils fans will hope that the defensive tackle's play on the field looks as good as his new tattoo. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., native is rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN and is the 61st ranked defensive tackle in the Class of 2015. Boyce helped high school football powerhouse St. Thomas Aquinas compile a 14-1 record and win another state championship this season.
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