With Duke's matchup against Indiana in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl just days away, The Chronicle's football beat writers tackle key questions that will determine the outcome of the game as the Blue Devils aim to snap a bowl victory drought that dates back to 1961.
The Chronicle's Ryan Hoerger spoke to football beat writer Brody Miller of The Indiana Daily Student to preview Saturday's matchup between the Blue Devils and Hoosiers in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl.
While trying to end a 54-end drought by winning a bowl game against Indiana, the Blue Devils will don helmets featuring a Devil decal that is almost 50 years old.
With the NFL season winding down, we take a look at which former Blue Devils are making the most of their time on the gridiron around the league.
The Blue Devils will be playing their bowl game in a baseball stadium, so as part of their preparation for next week's showdown against Indiana, they decided to dabble in America's pastime themselves.
Duke head coach David Cutcliffe discussed the injury to star safety Jeremy Cash, a talented Indiana offense and the health of quarterback Thomas Sirk at his Thursday press conference.
Duke redshirt senior safety Jeremy Cash underwent wrist surgery and will not play in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl against Indiana, the program announced Wednesday.
Duke's strike safety was named a first-team All-American by the Associated Press Sunday, the fifth organization to include Cash on its first team list.
After two seasons running the offense in Durham, Scottie Montgomery will head a few hours east to take the head coaching job at East Carolina.
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Duke undergraduate and graduate students and faculty can purchase Pinstripe Bowl tickets for $10—previous bowl game tickets have been offered admission free of charge.
Duke will face Indiana in this year’s New Era Pinstripe Bowl Dec. 26 at 3:30 p.m. at New York's Yankee Stadium as the Blue Devils make their fourth straight postseason appearance.
Clemson, Alabama, Michigan State and Oklahoma are headed to the College Football Playoff.
Redshirt senior Jeremy Cash was tabbed the ACC Defensive Player of the Year Wednesday, the first Blue Devil to win the award since it was created in 1993.
With the NFL season in full swing, we check in on which former Blue Devils are seeing time on the gridiron around the league.
Headlined by safety Jeremy Cash, kick returner DeVon Edwards and center Matt Skura, eight Blue Devils received All-ACC honors, the conference announced Tuesday.
With the regular season in the books, top-ranked Clemson and No. 8 North Carolina will battle for the ACC Championship crown Saturday in Charlotte, N.C.
