Quarterback Riley Leonard will be sidelined for an “extended period of time,” per ESPN’s Pete Thamel, missing Thursday night’s game against Wake Forest.
As Duke returns home for a weeknight contest against Wake Forest, the Blue Zone is here with some can't miss prop bets.
Duke returns home for the first time since mid-October with the opportunity to clinch a bowl game against Wake Forest and end its two-game slide. The Chronicle's beat writers are here to offer their predictions for a cold night on the gridiron at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Despite its recent skid, the Blue Devils open as strong favorites against the Demon Deacons. Here are five things to know prior to the 7:30 p.m. kickoff.
After falling out of the AP top 25, Duke looks to rebound with a statement win at Wallace Wade Stadium Thursday against in-state rival Wake Forest. The Blue Zone provides three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
If Duke can get back to stronger form, this game has the potential to be a solid, bounce-back win as the team heads into the final third of the regular season.
Coming off of its second straight loss, Duke is looking to rebound against a Wake Forest team who is looking for a big win of its own. Let’s enter the Blue Zone and examine players who will swing this ACC matchup.
As Duke football progresses in its season, several former Blue Devils made noticeable impacts on their teams in the NFL during Week 8. The Blue Zone breaks down the performances of some notable alumni.
Duke football faces a short turnaround after failing to score in a 23-0 loss to Louisville, as Wake Forest comes to Durham Thursday. The Blue Zone breaks down film on the Demon Deacons.
Duke football suffered its second straight defeat with a 23-0 loss at Louisville. The Blue Zone analyzes the action with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
This game revealed something that has been a pattern all season, hidden because of Leonard’s scrambling heroics, the emergence of graduate running back Jordan Waters and a lights-out defense. The passing game has been inconsistent, to say the least.
The Blue Devils leave the state of Kentucky disheartened and likely out of ACC Championship contention, getting thrashed by the Cardinals 23-0 in the worst loss of head coach Mike Elko’s tenure.
On the road for the second week in a row, the 20th-ranked Blue Devils have been unable to get anything going so far against No. 18 Louisville Saturday afternoon at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. After 30 minutes of play, Duke trails 17-0.
The 20th-ranked Blue Devils face their second-straight road test this week, taking on No. 18 Louisville. Ahead of kickoff, the Blue Zone brings you some can’t-miss prop bets.
No. 20 Duke hits the road for the second-consecutive week, taking on No. 18 Louisville in an afternoon showdown between ACC title hopefuls. The Chronicle’s beat writers are here to preview the action before the 3:30 p.m. kickoff.
No. 20 Duke football travels to Louisville looking for another ACC victory. The Blue Zone has three keys for the Blue Devils to emerge with the win.
No. 20 Duke is looking for a bounce-back game after falling handily to Florida State last Saturday. The Blue Devils will travel to Louisville without clarity on their quarterback situation and in need of a statement conference win.
Coming off its first conference loss of the season, No. 20 Duke football faces its second-straight road matchup, this time with No. 18 Louisville. The Blue Zone brings you a key player to watch on each side.
The Blue Devils need a bounceback win desperately, and a victory against the upstart Cardinals would be a major boon to their chances to reach the ACC title game in December.
No. 20 Duke football has another league road trip as it takes on No. 18 Louisville. The Blue Zone breaks down film on the Cardinals.
