This week's edition of Sportswrap features freshman guard Luke Kennard, who scored 26 points off the bench Saturday against N.C. State as the Blue Devils picked up a second straight win with an 88-80 victory.
Peyton Manning will take the field in Sunday's Super Bowl 50. Back in 2011, a return to football's biggest stage seemed highly improbable, but David Cutcliffe helped prepare Manning for a comeback.
Just a few days after closing the book on their Class of 2016—likely the best recruiting class in program history—the Blue Devils received their first commitment for the Class of 2017 from wide receiver Damond Johnson.
Partway through his signing day press conference Wednesday, Duke head coach David Cutcliffe brought up a flight simulation he piloted on the recruiting trail while on a visit with Antone Williams.
During his press conference Wednesday, Cutcliffe highlighted some of the touted recruits that will soon be taking the field at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Duke's success on the field continues to pay dividends on the recruiting trail, as the Blue Devils inked their best class in program history Wednesday.
Duke football heads into Wednesday's National Signing Day expecting to land some great high-school seniors, who could make up one of the best overall classes in program history.
The Chronicle's Ryan Hoerger spoke with Mike Cragg—deputy director of athletics for operations—about progress on the construction projects across the athletics campus.
Duke kicker Ross Martin made the most of his Senior Bowl invitation Saturday, knocking a pair of field goals through the uprights for the South, helping the South cruise to a 27-16 against the North.
After breaking a bowl victory drought that dated back more than half a century in December, the Blue Devils now know the path they must navigate on their way toward a fifth consecutive postseason appearance.
Former Duke wide receiver Jamison Crowder played a game of PIG with Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
The Chronicle's Jack Dolgin recaps a sobering week in Duke sports, in which the Blue Devil men's basketball team dropped three straight games for the first time in nine years and the women's basketball team fell out of the AP top 25 for the first time since Nov. 29, 1999.
With the Arizona Cardinals set to battle the Carolina Panthers in the NFC Championship and the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots facing off in the AFC Championship, only two former Blue Devils remain in the pursuit of a Super Bowl ring.
At halftime of Duke's 95-91 loss to Notre Dame, the Blue Devil football team was honored on the court for their 44-41 victory against Indiana in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 26.
Duke head coach David Cutcliffe has hired former Purdue offensive line coach Jim Bridge to take over as the Blue Devils' new special teams coordinator and tight ends coach, the program announced Friday evening.
Two former Blue Devils are headed home after losses during Wild Card weekend, while two are just a pair of wins away from the Super Bowl.
Zac Roper—Duke's special teams coordinator for the past three seasons—will be the next Blue Devil offensive coordinator, replacing Scottie Montgomery, who was hired as the head coach at East Carolina last month.
Safety Jeremy Cash, center Matt Skura and Will Monday have been invited to participate in the NFL Scouting Combine Feb.
With the NFL regular season in the books, the Blue Zone looks at the play of some former Blue Devils during the last couple weeks of the season.
Freshman linebacker Ben Humphreys wore Kelby Brown’s No. 59 during Saturday's Pinstripe Bowl as a way to honor the injured sixth-year senior for all that he has meant to the Duke program.
