No. 15 Duke traveled to Chestnut Hill, Mass., Sunday to take on Boston College, where they forced the Eagles to flee the nest in a 2-0 victory.
Duke takes down Northwestern 38-14 for the Blue Devils’ third straight win to start the season. The AP Poll now ranks them at No. 18, and the Blue Zone breaks down the new Top 25.
Sportswrap is your one-stop shop for everything Duke athletics, where we’ll recap how each of Duke’s sports currently in competition performed over the last week and give a brief look ahead. Here’s our recap for the week of September 11-17.
In a late Saturday night matchup, Duke wasted no time. In a scrappy, high-paced game, the Blue Devils blew past Santa Clara 3-0. This was Duke’s third straight-set win of the week as it defeated N.C. Central Wednesday and Coastal Carolina Friday.
On Friday night, No. 8 Duke fell to Clemson 2-0, conceding a deflected own-goal and a header by Tyler Trimnal at Historic Riggs Field in Clemson, S.C. The loss marks the Blue Devils’ first of the year.
They say the devil is in the details. But in Durham, the Blue Devils are in the details — and numbers.
The 21st-ranked Blue Devils kept their momentum rolling, defeating Northwestern 38-14 for a third straight win. The Blue Zone analyzes the contest with three takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
On Saturday, No. 21 Duke played an even better game than last week against Northwestern in its 38-14 victory, cleaning up what little there was left that needed to be perfected. This was an all-around team win.
On Saturday afternoon at Wallace Wade Stadium, the 21st-ranked Blue Devils defeated the Wildcats 38-14 to remain undefeated through their opening three-game homestand, playing a complete four quarters on both sides of the ball.
On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, the 21st-ranked Blue Devils are halfway through their clash with Northwestern at Wallace Wade Stadium. Duke enters the locker room in control, holding a 17-7 lead behind a pair of Jordan Waters touchdowns.
Duke football will look to remain undefeated as the team welcomes Northwestern to Wallace Wade Stadium. The Blue Zone has three keys for a Blue Devil victory.
With an unbeaten streak to protect on home soil, Duke football looks to tackle Northwestern and move to 3-0. Before the Saturday afternoon kickoff, the Blue Zone is here with some can’t-miss prop bets.
With Duke's season heating up, several former Blue Devils are racing for the playoffs in the MLS. The Blue Zone breaks down the performances of some key alumni.
Students should be doing less talking about the football team and more about the “other” football team, or, as most people call it, Duke’s men's soccer team.
Although a matchup with a Big Ten opponent would typically indicate a difficult test for the Blue Devils, the Wildcats come to Durham as heavy underdogs.
As the MLB regular season comes to a close and October call-ups loom, the Blue Zone takes a look at some former Blue Devils poised to make an impact.
After a difficult past few seasons, the Wildcats come to Durham with something to prove and a commanding win in their pocket.
In a rematch of last year’s 31-23 victory, No. 21 Duke welcomes Northwestern for a Week 3 matchup Saturday. Ahead of the game, the Blue Zone looks at a key player on each team that could mean the difference.
As the NFL season is officially underway, the Blue Zone analyzes the opening-week performances of former Duke football standouts.
No. 15 Duke took on UNC Greensboro on the road Sunday evening for 39 minutes until a thunderstorm delayed – and eventually suspended – the game, with play resuming Monday evening. The Blue Devils left unfazed and with another victory under their belts.
