The group from Durham cannot rest on its laurels for long. A new test, albeit one that will likely be less difficult, is coming to town Saturday. Duke will host Lafayette in Wallace Wade Stadium at 6 p.m.
After a big ranked win for Duke against Clemson, the Blue Devils have a quick turnaround as they welcome the Lafayette Leopards in Week 2. The Blue Zone has a key to propel each team to victory.
With his Monday-night task neatly settled, junior quarterback Riley Leonard asked Professor Taylor for a homework extension.
Duke made a statement under the lights at Wallace Wade Stadium Monday night, downing the then-ninth-ranked Tigers in dominant fashion. With one marquee win in the bag, is this a sign of things to come for the Blue Devils? The Chronicle’s beat writers offer their input.
The win against Clemson says very little about how the rest of the Blue Devil season will go and a lot more about where the Tigers are at right now.
Despite Duke’s 28 consecutive losses against the AP top 10, there was a different energy in the stadium Monday night.
Photographs will always show that there was a crowd of thousands that rushed the field Monday. But thoughts, emotions, the feel of those photographs — those are harder to capture.
Duke football will be looking to build off a very strong start to the season with a Saturday afternoon matchup against Lafayette. The Blue Zone is here to give you a look at the Leopards before the game.
With the NFL season on the horizon, several former Blue Devils are preparing for an exciting year in the pros. The Blue Zone analyzes their projected impacts.
In its first game of the season, Duke came away with a massive upset victory against then-No. 9 Clemson at home. The Blue Zone is here to break down the performance with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
After taking down then-No. 9 Clemson, Duke is ranked at No. 21 in the latest AP poll. The Blue Zone brings you a breakdown of movement around the country.
With the celebrations raging on, the sports world took to social media in a flurry of tweets, memes and congratulatory posts.
Duke football won in a 28-7 upset against No. 9 Clemson Monday night. Here's how students tailgated before, cheered during and rushed the field after the game.
Through offensive miscues and shaky hands, Duke got its act together in the second half. But how? As Leonard put it, “God is good, and so was our defense.”
Under the Labor Day lights, Duke pulled off the remarkable against No. 9 Clemson, riding a gritty defensive performance and a vibrant home crowd to a statement 28-7 win against a team billed by many as a playoff contender.
The Blue Devils are back, and are staying competitive with No. 9 Clemson under the Monday night lights at Wallace Wade Stadium. After scoring first and carrying an advantage through much of the first half, Duke narrowly trails the Tigers 7-6 at the halftime break.
The Chronicle's beat writers are here to forecast everything Duke football, from records to MVP predictions and more.
Duke opens its season Monday in a Labor Day matchup under the lights against Clemson. Before the 8 p.m. kickoff in Durham, the Blue Zone has some can’t-miss prop bets.
Duke will face a formidable opponent in Clemson Week 1, and in order to pull off the upset, it will need to play air-tight football. The Blue Zone brings you three keys to a Blue Devil victory.
The Duke team that enters this season, while sustaining a largely similar roster, is not the same that opened play a year ago. Here are five things to know before the 8 p.m. kickoff against the ninth-ranked Tigers.
