It may have been the Duke Football team’s bye week and the player may have the next two days off but it has been far from just a down week for the Blue Devils. Several news items came out of the week, perhaps most notably were some rewards and recognition that was handed out to
Jordan Mann-Duke Sports Blog Contributing Writer contributed to this story. In David Cutcliffe’s weekly teleconference he addressed a myriad of topics from the Blue Devils recent defeat against Clemson, to talk about the possible interest in him for other coaching jobs. Cutcliffe reiterated from his post-game talk that the bye-week couldn’t come at a better
There might not seem like there is much you can take out of a 56-20 drubbing at the hand of a physically and athletically superior team but rest assured there are some things that will pop out at the Duke coaching staff. For starters this was a game that saw Duke control two key stats for
At times it looked like the Duke secondary was a high school JV team trying to play against professionals, it just looked that bad for the Blue Devils and that easy for Clemson. The Blue Devils have come a very long way on the football field but are clearly still no match for a very talented offensive team
By Daniel Kline Duke Sports Blog Contributor The vast majority of Coach David Cutcliffe’s weekly teleconference discussed the Blue Devils’ 33-30 victory over arch rival North Carolina on Saturday on night. Cutcliffe said that his team responded against the Tar Heels and were “locked in” and “ready to go.” “Across the board in all three phases,
