As the football team prepares for its 2005 campaign, it’ll have to do so without four members of the 2004 recruiting class, each of whom has chosen to transfer from Duke after one season.
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Seven hundred miles northeast of Durham, the festivity of the winter holidays has come early for the ACC’s soon-to-be 12th member.
The football team wrapped up a spring practice season Wednesday that was replete with injury and burdened with the difficult task of adjusting to a new offensive coordinator.
Ten NFL teams sent representatives to Duke’s annual Pro Timing Day Tuesday, as nine former Blue Devil football players sought to impress the professional scouts and vie to be selected in the...
“It’s a good day for Duke football.”.
There may be no red flags, but ACC football will have instant replay next year.
If head coach Ted Roof is going to turn the Duke football program around, Feb. 2, 2005 may be remembered as one of the most important dates in Duke football history. .
After only one season at Duke, assistant coach Tom Knotts has stepped down to return to high school.
Head coach Ted Roof shocked the recruiting world by securing a commitment from five-star prospect Vince Oghobaase, a recruit who brought instant credibility to Duke"s recruiting efforts..
This Christmas season, head coach Ted Roof and the Blue Devils received their biggest present in decades..
One year ago, the hiring of offensive coordinator Marty Galbraith was one of the Blue Devils" biggest off-season moves.
When the ACC decided it needed to bulk up for football, it commandeered Miami and Virginia Tech.
Old demons came back to haunt the Duke football team in this weekend's disappointing 40-17 loss to North Carolina.
Leaping into the air, Duke defensive tackle Casey Camero batted down a Connor Barth field goal attempt with 1:38 remaining in the first quarter.
After a 13-year losing streak, the Blue Devils finally wrested the Victory Bell from its hallowed place in the North Carolina locker room with last year's 30-22 win over the Tar Heels.
Five years ago, landing James McGillicuddy would have been nothing more than a pipe dream for Duke football.
Five years ago, landing James McGillicuddy would have been nothing more than a pipe dream for Duke football.
he football team got a recruiting boost with the commitment of lineman Joe Suder.
The Victory Bell has been ringing loud in the Yoh Football Center for almost a year now, and its ownership will be on the line once again when North Carolina comes to Wallace Wade Saturday.
