After suffering a 48-14 drubbing at the hands of the Virginia Cavaliers just seven days gone, the Duke Blue Devils will look to rebound against an up-and-down North Carolina squad.
Duke and North Carolina can each stake a claim to a "Michael Carter"—which will come out on top Saturday afternoon?
It’s been over 1400 days since the platform of the Victory Bell has been painted anything but royal blue.
The Blue Zone gives you a rundown of how your favorite former Blue Devils played as we near the midway point of the NFL season.
This week, let the numbers take you inside the start of men's basketball's season, football's blowout loss, men's golf's first victory and another women's soccer tie.
North Carolina has a losing record on the year, but don't be fooled, the Tar Heels will present a big test to the Blue Devils Saturday.
Though this edition of the Tobacco Road rivalry isn't taking place on the hardwood, whenever the Blue Devils and Tar Heels meet, it just means a little more.
For the fifth consecutive year, Duke fell to the Cavaliers, this time by an embarrassing 48-14 margin. The Blue Zone gives three key takeaways, stats, and looks forward for the Blue Devils.
Things utterly fell apart in that third quarter, which was doomed from the get-go—literally.
Virginia pummeled Duke in the crucial ACC matchup.
Here are some quick observations and stats from the first half of Duke's matchup with Virginia.
Prior to each Duke football game, The Chronicle’s beat writers make their predictions for the contest and we’ll track their records throughout the season.
The Blue Zone gives you three keys to the Blue Devils' matchup against the Cavaliers.
Keep an eye out for Dimukeje to come out firing on all cylinders, looking for another multi-sack game.
Saturday's contest will be a defensive grind, with a two top defense clashing against some of the streakier offenses in the conference.
Preventing Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins from breaking contain will help Duke get off the field on third downs and hold Virginia to field goals in the red zone.
Here comes the heart of Duke’s conference schedule.
This week, let the numbers take you inside football's dominating win, field hockey's bounce back weekend and women's soccer's battle against North Carolina.
The NFL season is already through six weeks, and the Blue Zone gets you caught up on some former Duke football players and how they are performing at the next level.
Duke had its best offensive performance in a half against an ACC opponent in 20 years.
