Duke University

By watzone When Coach Cutcliffe was announced as the new football coach at Duke University, he wasted little time in an attempt to change the culture surrounding Duke Football. If last nights 31-7 victory over James Madison is any indication he ...

By Mark Watson Former Duke players Nate James and Chris Carrawell run an annual basketball camp in Durham, N.C.   The Blue Devil Nation talked with Nate about the camp .  Nate wants to share the Nate James-Chris Carrawell Basketball Camp information with both fans and parents.  Nate was also kind enough to...

By Mark Watson Before joining Cutcliffe at Ole Miss, Middleton spent two seasons (1997-98) at Troy, coaching the tight ends, offensive tackles and assisted with special teams. He also spent time in private business, serving as vice president of American Communications.

By Mark Watson David Cutcliffe is a great hire for Duke University. He is an oustanding football coach that understands all aspects of the game. He is an accomplished recruiter and great communicator. He’s also a tremendous worker and he and his family will always represent Duke University in a first clas...

By Mark Watson It's all but official that Tennessee offensive coordinator David Cutcliffe (53) will be the next football coach at Duke University.  Several Vol's fans sites are as convinced as some Duke faithful are that Cutcliffe will be announced any hour now.  In fact, the worry in Knoxville is if Cu...

By Mark Watson There is one true interview to go to fill the vacancy for the next football coach.  That interview will have to be a grandslam to knock out the leader for the head coaching job at Duke University.  This should all be over by Monday.  Read all the details by becoming a member to the Blue Devil Nat...

By Mark Watson Our premium members are aware of all the latest happenings in the search for the next football coach for Duke University.  We discuss a few rumors, but give the facts too.  The BDN was on the Roof situation early and will continue to stay ahead of the corporate sites with information.  So, why n...