Duke football will come in looking to knock off a strong SMU team in its first matchup against the Mustangs since 1956. The Blue Zone is here with an overview, stats to watch, X-factors and keys to the game.
With a 23-16 win against Florida State largely driven by an excellent defensive performance, Duke football earned bowl eligibility and its first votes in the AP poll. Seemingly at their peak, the Blue Devils must now face their most difficult challenge of the season: No. 22 SMU.
Duke football took down Florida State for the first time in program history after coming out on top with a final score of 23-16. The Blue Zone is here to break down the victory with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
While Duke’s defense has undoubtedly been the strength of the team thus far this season, Friday’s performance was its best of the year, illuminating the potential dominance of the unit in the future of Diaz’s tenure in Durham.
Heading into Friday’s contest after a much-needed bye week, Blue Devil fans surely wished for their losing streak against the Seminoles to end. They got just what they were looking for; Duke took a 7-3 lead in the first quarter off a Chandler Rivers pick-six and never looked back, and three more Seminole turnovers solidified the Blue Devils’ 23-16 win over Florida State in Durham.
Coming off its bye week and playing back home in Durham, Duke football is looking to get back on track against Florida State. In the first half, the Blue Devils turned the Seminoles over three times on three consecutive drives and headed into the locker room leading 17-6.
Duke football defeated North Carolina but lost to Georgia Tech in its first two ACC contents. Here is analysis on some of the biggest plays from both of those games for the Blue Devils.
Before every Duke football game this season, our beat writers will predict whether the Blue Devils will pick up a win. Duke football is coming off a bye week, and looks to bounce back as it welcomes Florida State to Wallace Wade Stadium Friday night.
Duke football’s record aside, the Wade Wackos show up on gameday.
Well-rested after its bye week, Duke football welcomes Florida State to Wallace Wade Stadium, hoping for its first ever win against the Seminoles. The Blue Zone provides an overview, stats to watch, X-factors and keys to the game.
If the Blue Devils want to beat Seminoles, they’ll be looking to stop Glenn’s offense from getting into rhythm. Under Uiagalelei, the unit was not dynamic, with the team averaging a paltry 2.2 rushing yards per attempt. However, Glenn brings more mobility and playmaking ability outside of the pocket, a tougher task for the Duke defense.
Duke football — and the students — have the weekend off, and the Blue Devils are 5-1 through the halfway point of their season. Our football beats are here with midseason takeaways and what to look for in the upcoming weeks.
Duke football faced its first defeat of the season, falling 24-14 on the road to Georgia Tech. The Blue Zone is here with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
With the amount of fourth-quarter comebacks Duke engineered up to this point, it was due to falter once. After overcoming a 20-point deficit to rival North Carolina, maybe it just averaged out to a disappointing fourth quarter at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
While Duke made its patented second-half surge, Georgia Tech responded with calm quarterback play from Haynes King and speed on the outside to push back and hand the Blue Devils a 24-14 loss, their first of the season.
Duke football is looking to start 6-0 for the first time since 1994 and clinch bowl eligibility. The Blue Devils are in a tight contest on the road against Georgia Tech, trailing 10-7 after one half of play.
For the ACC slate, our football beat writers predict whether the Blue Devils will pick up a win in their weekly matchup. Duke travels to Atlanta at 8 p.m. to take on the Yellow Jackets in hopes of starting 6-0 and gaining bowl eligibility.
As Duke football hits the road looking to stay undefeated against ACC foe Georgia Tech, the Blue Zone breaks down some can’t-miss prop bets.
Five games into the 2024 season, Moore is having not only one of the best seasons by a safety in college football, but arguably one of the best individual Duke seasons of all-time.
After narrowly defeating North Carolina, Duke football will face its first ACC road test against Georgia Tech.The Chronicle is here to break down the Yellow Jackets with an overview, stats to watch, X-factors and keys to the game.
