Duke football had played ugly. The offense had looked disoriented for much of the game. But it won, largely credited to Moore’s performance in the clutch.
In a game characterized by flaring tempers and mountains of fouls, the Blue Devils managed to scrape out a 1-0 win in Charlottesville and grab an ever-important first conference victory.
In its second game of the regular season, Duke football escaped with a 26-20 victory against Northwestern. The Blue Zone is here to break down the victory with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
But after two overtimes, an overturned fumble and a rabbit on the field, Duke would emerge victorious 26-20 from the rollercoaster of a game, which played out as a rainy, gritty ordeal on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Duke faces off against Northwestern in Evanston, Ill., for the first away game of the Manny Diaz era. With 30 minutes to go, the Blue Devils are trailing 10-7 against the Wildcats.
Fans adorned in both Blue Devil and Tar Heel blue packed Koskinen Stadium as graduate student Maggie Graham led her team to a historic 1-0 victory.
Before every Duke football game this season, our beat writers will predict whether the Blue Devils will pick up a win. Duke travels to Northwestern Friday at 9 p.m. for its first road game of the season.
In honor of Duke's Centennial, the Blue Zone's Blast from the Past series highlights pivotal figures and events in Blue Devil sports history. This time around, we look back at the time Duke hosted the Rose Bowl at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Arianna Roberson, the 19th-ranked prospect in the class of 2024, will miss the entirety of the 2024-25 season with a knee injury, the team reported Thursday afternoon.
Duke football faces its first road test Friday against Northwestern, and The Chronicle is here with an overview, stats to watch, x-factors and keys to the game.
As students get back into the swing of homework and classes, the Blue Devils are getting back to work in their respective fall sports. The Chronicle is here to preview all of the sports at Duke, breaking down players to watch, key matchups and more. Click the subheading of each sport to read the comprehensive preview, and make sure to check out The Chronicle’s coverage all fall long.
Looking ahead to another Friday night contest, the Blue Devils travel to Evanston, Ill., to battle Northwestern for the third year in a row; Duke took a 38-14 victory in Durham last year. Here is a look at the Wildcat roster.
2024 will mark the beginning of the Kevin Jermyn era for Duke cross country. With a different coaching regime in place, the team could potentially see a massive leap in success.
Duke found itself blown off course Friday as it fell 3-2 to Grand Canyon in its first non-conference regular-season loss since 2021. But in Koskinen Stadium Sunday, the Blue Devils trampled Division-III Averett, allowing just one goal from the Cougars while scoring 14 to tie their program record set in 1994 for most in a single game.
Duke volleyball started off its regular season with a hard-fought 3-2 victory against a punchy Colgate team coming off a NCAA tournament appearance. The vibes were high in Cameron Indoor Stadium after Friday’s victory, but the Blue Devils weren’t able to maintain momentum for the rest of the weekend, losing to No. 13 Kansas and South Carolina in 3-1 losses.
As fall sports ramp up, several Blue Devil alumni are hard at work in the professional leagues. The Blue Zone examines some former Duke players performing at the highest levels of the pro game.
Duke defeated William and Mary and UMass Lowell to open its season 2-0. Head coach Pam Bustin won her 163rd contest, the most in Blue Devil history.
Bustin’s squad has the potential to do something special this season, but the question remains whether they can break through and takedown teams like Northwestern and North Carolina. With plenty of talent and strong chemistry, the 2024 season should be filled with plenty of excitement.
In its season opener against Elon, Duke football came out with a 26-3 win. The Blue Zone is here to break down the victory with three key takeaways, stats and a look ahead.
Throughout the offseason, Diaz and defensive coordinator Jonathan Patke emphasized that the defense would play with constant energy and aggression, always looking to create negative plays that change the game. This mentality worked wonders Friday, as the Phoenix could not respond to the constant barrage Duke sent their way.
