In 2022, a promising season for the Blue Devils crumbled down the stretch. To take the next step, Duke will have to brave a challenging ACC.
Can Duke take down North Carolina to stop the one-step-forward, one-step-backward dance that it did almost all of January?
With boosted investment across the board, a thrilling encore to this year could be in store for the Blue Devils.
There’s a Sisyphean nature to Duke, if Sisyphus could get his boulder over the hill and immediately discover another, even larger hill staring him down.
Five contests in, it has been a mixed bag for the Blue Devils.
There are a lot of moving pieces and this season's outcome is less defined than ever before. What should the Duke faithful expect in Scheyer's first season?
Plenty of voices were lost after the frantic basketball bonanza that was Friday’s Countdown to Craziness, from more than three hours of nonstop cheering, yelling and singing, but that didn’t stop the sleep-deprived Cameron Crazies from nearly shattering the eardrums of all in attendance.
Even on an average night, college football inspires the full spectrum of emotions. Saturday was no average night, not with the show that Duke and North Carolina put on.
As head coach Mike Elko and athletic director Nina King look to the future, they should consider an alternative approach to nonconference scheduling.
Two years ago, it would have been hard to sincerely believe that Duke would rebound from an outcome like this. In 2022, it’s not just believable, it feels inevitable.
In his first time speaking in front of Duke fans, Mike Elko had a mission—to convey that it was the year the Blue Devils would begin their ascent into the highest tier of collegiate football.
Duke is truly its own frontier within college athletics, and on Wednesday, it decided to commit to its current path for the foreseeable future.
There weren’t any cross-country trips or packed Cameron Indoor Stadium crowds. But again, I got to spend the last 12 months covering Duke sports. There’s no better opportunity than that.
I’m sitting here writing this column as my phone continues to light up with more Twitter notifications than I've gotten in the six years years I've had the app.
Who could succeed Kevin White and become the seventh athletic director in Duke's history? Our Jake Piazza looks into some potential candidates.
Whoever ends up as Duke’s next athletic director will more or less be remembered by one decision: the hiring of Coach K’s replacement.
It’s in Duke’s best interest to opt out of the season. But in this Prisoner’s Dilemma, every school acting on its own self-interest would cripple the financial pillars the NCAA needs to survive.
The Blue Devils experienced the pain of Duke Math Friday evening.
Let’s take a look at how my ballot compares to the final results.
When some begin to argue that Cutcliffe may not be equipped to lead his team out of this slump, they are lacking a bit of perspective on the state of Duke football before and after Cutcliffe’s arrival.
