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'Not just rah-rah football': Duke football prepares for 2020 season remotely
By Shane Smith | May 30, 2020Major question marks remain on the logistics of college football in 2020.
Major question marks remain on the logistics of college football in 2020.
Three former Blue Devils currently in the NFL checked in with head coach David Cutcliffe to discuss their days donning the blue and white, how Cutcliffe's teachings help them as professional athletes and more.
The Blue Devils capped off a seven-game winning streak with a blowout victory over their nearby rivals.
The Blue Devils stunned the college football world with an impressive road win over the Fighting Irish.
The NCAA announced Tuesday that its Board of Governors is moving toward allowing student-athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness (NIL) starting in the 2020-21 school year.
The New York Giants have shown signs that Daniel Jones is their franchise quarterback.
Duke may have not had any players selected within the seven rounds of this year's NFL Draft, but that doesn't mean there isn't a chance for some former Blue Devils to make it at the next level.
Jayson Tatum and Daniel Jones are doing their part to defeat a new opponent, tackling the All In Challenge to help with COVID-19 relief efforts.
Here are some key quotes from the media availability Monday.
Blue Devil fans got some welcome football news Super Bowl Sunday.
David Cutcliffe could be looking to add another piece to his quarterback room.
Less than three weeks after they officially entered the NCAA transfer portal, former Blue Devils Brittain Brown and Aaron Young found their new homes.
The Blue Devils will be looking to get back on track in 2020, as 2019 was the first time they didn't make a bowl since 2016.
After falling behind Deon Jackson on the depth chart due to injuries, it appears Brittain Brown may finish his college career elsewhere.
Coming in at No. 6: Duke football product Daniel Jones is selected by the New York Giants sixth overall in April's NFL Draft and puts together an impressive rookie campaign.
Coming in at No. 9: Duke football opens the 2019 season with a marquee matchup against then-No. 2 Alabama, showing just how far the Blue Devils have come under head coach David Cutcliffe.
If there is a headliner prospect to this balanced class, it would have to be 4-star quarterback Luca Diamont.
Duke snapped a five-game losing streak with a commanding 27-17 win against the Miami Hurricanes in its season finale.
Despite the win, the Blue Devils' season will likely come to an end with the team missing a bowl game for the first time since 2016 and for just the second time in eight years.
Duke's defense has kept the Blue Devils competitive against Miami.