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Walker Eget is slated to lead the offense as the 2026 starting quarterback, while senior Nate Sheppard anchors the running back corps and transfers Jared Richardson and Javen Nicholas headline the receiving corps.
Thales Nguyen’s 4-yard touchdown run capped a 55-yard pass from Aidan Kautsky to Jayden Moore, giving Lakewood a 12-7 victory over Paramount. Early missteps gave way to a safety and a defensive stand that limited the Pirates to a single score.
Duke football faces significant turnover, with quarterback battles and a contested third receiver spot shaping the team's prospects for the upcoming season.
The Lakewood Lancers will host Corona Del Mar at John Ford Stadium on Friday night, featuring a blend of seasoned linemen and emerging playmakers.
The program is reshaping after major departures, with early standouts emerging ahead of the September 5 matchup.
The first preseason scrimmage gave coaches a glimpse of emerging talent, from Solomon’s breakout at wide receiver to a competitive quarterback duel.
The Blue Devils enter the upcoming season with major changes on offense, a quarterback battle in flux and a defense seeking stability, all under the watchful eye of Coach Manny Diaz.
Duke's passing attack will be reshaped in 2026, with new leaders emerging and a competitive fight for the third receiver role.
Lakewood’s head coach outlines a philosophy that values personal growth over wins, while a young quarterback and a blend of seasoned talent prepare the team for a challenging schedule.
Ahead of their season‑opening clash with Tulane, Duke is reshaping its kicking unit, blending proven touchback specialists with fresh leg talent to improve field‑goal accuracy and momentum‑shifting kicks.
With the 2026 campaign approaching, Duke evaluates its receiving corps after losing three top targets, while Penn transfer Richardson and Charlotte’s Javen Nicholas vie for the WR1 role.
Ranking the 2026 position groups, the Blue Devils showcase a dominant linebacker unit, a promising receiving corps, and key question marks at quarterback and defensive backs.
The latest All-ACC selections reflect anticipated performance, with Miami topping the list and a diverse array of players recognized across offense, defense, and special teams.
The university has locked in six non‑conference matchups, including contests against North Dakota, Southern, Western Illinois and a spot in the Charleston Classic, while five more games remain to be determined.