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The Blue Devils are reshaping their front lines through key transfers and a top recruit, seeking to build on recent winning streaks and chase back‑to‑back conference championships.
Duke University's football program is reshaping its defense for 2026, with rising sophomore Bryce Davis poised to become a pivotal figure after key departures.
The first player ratings for EA Sports' College Football 27 highlight a potent offense led by a 90‑overall running back, while the defense features experienced linebackers and promising secondary pieces.
EA Sports' College Football 27 will be released worldwide on July 9, and early player ratings highlight Duke's offensive firepower while raising questions about the defense.
Duke’s football program is reshaping its defense for 2026, spotlighting returning standout Kevin O'Connor and a wave of new talent as the team looks to defend its ACC title.
After a defensive dip in 2025, Duke’s coaching staff is banking on experienced leadership and promising transfers to restore the Blue Devils’ former dominance.
After losing Wesley Williams and Vincent Anthony Jr. to the NFL, Duke pinpoints junior Tyshon Reed as the cornerstone of its pass rush. His size, explosiveness, and versatile skill set make him a dual-threat edge defender, though coaches stress refinement in technique and consistency.
Duke's preseason top 30 highlights rising defensive lineman Preston Watson and the revamped pass rush under coach Manny Diaz.
With the 2026 season approaching, Duke’s football program is navigating a pivotal moment, aiming to translate early optimism into a ten‑win campaign that could reshape its trajectory in the ACC.
The Blue Devils face a pivotal year as they aim to repeat as ACC champions, with new transfers and emerging talent stepping into key roles.
A look at how top newcomers Bryce Davis, Bradley Gompers, Bariate Kara and Nate Sheppard are expected to impact the Blue Devils' performance this season.
Duke University’s football team, fresh off an ACC championship, faces a pivotal 2026 season after losing star quarterback Darian Mensah, yet retains a strong defensive core and a coaching staff confident of another title run.
Abraham Sesay, a top defensive end recruit from Downingtown, Pennsylvania, is considering visits to LSU, Notre Dame, Duke and Florida State as he narrows his choices for the class of 2027.
Duke football’s recent ACC championship and Sun Bowl win are overshadowed by the loss of numerous star players, prompting a critical search for replacements at quarterback, edge rusher and defensive tackle.