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Duke football turned things around after two straight losses, beating N.C. State 29-19 in Raleigh to move to 7-3 on the season. The Blue Zone is here to break down the win with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead:
Looking back at conference play so far, Duke football has been one of the more challenging teams in the ACC to really pin an identity to. The Blue Devils have won and lost in all sorts of ways. Offensive shootouts against top teams like then-No. 6 Miami, battles in the trenches against North Carolina and bizarre, near-inexplicable losses like the special teams lapse that led to Duke’s downfall against SMU have all been a part of the campaign. While it can be argued that the defense is the most important piece for head coach Manny Diaz’s group, it has certainly struggled in moments too.
A good share of my classes this semester have begun the same way — with what is now known by the students in my program as "the graph of death." The graph is deathly for both its implications and the outrageous number of times it has appeared before my eyes from lectures and guest speakers.
“You’re Gonna Miss it All” was released 10 years ago this past February. Modern Baseball’s (a.k.a. MoBo) sophomore album solidified their placement in the canon of indie rock and Midwest emo-revival. Despite this lack of genre clarity, MoBo has had a profound impact on their self-identified successors over the past decade. 12 emo bands teamed up Sept. 13 to create a cover album of MoBo’s “You’re Gonna Miss it All,” aptly titled “We’re Gonna Miss it All.”
No. 7 Duke will take on No. 23 Kentucky in both teams' first ranked matchup of the year. The Blue Zone is here with an overview, key stat, X-factor and three keys to a Duke victory:
COLLEGE PARK, Md.,— Overwhelmed.
“Relentless.”
After each Duke men's basketball game this season, check back here for the Player of the Game and more. The Blue Devils blew out Army by a score of 100-58, and the Blue Zone breaks down the game:
In honor of Duke’s Centennial, the Blue Zone’s Blast from the Past series highlights pivotal figures and events in Duke sports history. Next, we look at the 1920 return of Trinity’s football team:
Basketball is a fast-paced sport. Possession changes hands in an instant. Momentum snowballs. The winner is the team that controls this chaos.
RALEIGH— It was time to rally in Raleigh.
After a tough pair of losses to SMU and Miami, Duke made the short trip to Raleigh to face off against N.C. State. After the first half, the Blue Devils have a 12-9 lead:
As Duke football travels to N.C. State to take on the Wolfpack, the Blue Zone breaks down some can’t miss prop bets from this ACC matchup:
For the ACC slate, our football beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils will pick up a win in their weekly matchup. Duke football is coming off back-to-back losses, but will try to get a road win against N.C. State:
With former head coach Mike Krzyzewski in attendance, the Blue Devils dominated his alma mater on his namesake court.
No. 7 Duke men’s basketball competed in the second game of its season in Cameron Indoor Stadium against Army. After 20 minutes of play, the home team has a commanding 43-20 lead:
Winter brings the advent of holidays, end-of-semester finals and — most importantly — a flurry of new Duke athletics to keep track of. The Chronicle is here with a comprehensive season preview on each winter sport, and we will be here to cover the Blue Devils every step of the way:
