Nate Sheppard powers Duke past Tulane
Sheppard rushed for a career-high 227 yards and two touchdowns in Duke's 17–3 win. The Blue Devils' recap follows the opening drives and defensive effort, with game notes and postgame interviews.
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Sheppard rushed for a career-high 227 yards and two touchdowns in Duke's 17–3 win. The Blue Devils' recap follows the opening drives and defensive effort, with game notes and postgame interviews.
The team's running World Cup report follows Kara Lawson and Chelsea Gray with the United States, Elizabeth Balogun with Nigeria and Miela Sowah with Australia. It records their contributions during the tournament's opening games in Berlin.
The program combines player features, highlights, and insight from Manny Diaz with analysis by Dave Harding. Duke's announcement lists YouTube availability and television times for the weekly show.
The feature traces Hasley's move from linebacker to tight end and his recovery from a season-ending injury. It examines the work behind his return and his role in Duke's offense.
Duke's conference announcement identifies Virginia Tech as its opening opponent and North Carolina as the regular-season finale at Cameron Indoor Stadium. It also outlines the home schedule, road trips and ticket availability.
Lawson's Coach2Coach appearance covers her playing, broadcasting and coaching experiences, including the decision to leave the Celtics for Duke. The school's article provides a viewing link and timestamps for conversations about communication, assistants and leadership.
Amaker entered the Washington D.C. Sports Hall of Fame during a ceremony at Nationals Park. Duke's profile connects his northern Virginia high school career with his years as a Blue Devils point guard and subsequent coaching career.
The Blue Devils announced 14 nonconference games, including seven away from Cameron Indoor Stadium. The slate begins against Army and includes neutral-site appearances in Chicago, Las Vegas, Detroit, New York and California.
The teams are scheduled to play at Madison Square Garden on December 8 as part of an ESPN doubleheader. The announcement also reviews Duke's previous appearances in the cancer-research benefit event.