Check out some of the Wallace Wade stadium views (slideshow and other features) from this Iron Duke website.
Iron Dukes/ Building for Champions
Has anyone found any new construction photos or videos?
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this from TDD; they have a thread devoted to renovation talk and updates
http://www.scout.com/college/duke/fo...3-tdd-football
http://www.knoxnews.com/govolsxtra/f...-duke-football
On Thomas Sirk and Parker Boehme:
So far I've only read the article, now I'm going to listen to the audio.“I think [they have] incredible deep ball ability, maybe more range than we’ve had since we’ve been here," Cutcliffe said. "But, they can run, both of them [are] extremely fast.”
Bob Green
An excellent interview, Coach Cutcliffe expressed a lot of optimism on the running game, tight end usage, secondary and special teams.
Bob Green
This was a great share Bob, thanks as always!
It looks like Braxton Deaver is back to 100% and should play a major role this year for Duke. This is a very quick read that will put a smile on your face:
http://duke.247sports.com/Bolt/Duke-...s-100-38013121
Deaver is expected to play a big role in helping Thomas Sirk ease in to his new role as starting quarterback. Deaver has also transitioned in to somewhat of a coach on the field, helping a talented, but young, group of tight ends behind him get up to speed during summer workouts.
The roster at GoDuke.com has been partially updated:
http://www.goduke.com/SportSelect.db...43&SPSID=22667
Check out true freshman DE Trevon McSwain, #95, who is listed at 6'6" 265. Keyston Fuller, #7, is listed at cornerback. Freshmen T.J. Rahming, Aaron Young and Austin Parker are not listed, and the height/weight of all the returning players are the same as last season. The five rising redshirt freshmen offensive linemen are still listed as OL rather than OG, OT or C. I expect more updates over the coming days.
Bob Green
Stadium renovation photo:
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Bob Green
It looks like some serious progress is being made. The foundation for the field looks to be getting installed, and the scoreboard looks like it is coming along nicely. I would love to know what the punch list is for this this stage of construction to have Duke ready for kickoff in Sept.
Here is a breakdown of the incoming class, their jersey numbers and a few quick tidbits on the 2015 Duke Football Roster:
It appears TJ Ramming will be sporting his most exciting, and All ACC record setting predecessor's jersey number, #3! Let's hope TJ lives up to the expectations that come along with that number!There is a nice Weight Room Warriors mention that brags on the hard work being put in by Dwayne Norman who is making the transition from safety to WLB, UT transfer Daniel Helm and 5th yr Sr. Cody Robinson.When projecting which players may avoid a red-shirt season, the first place to look would likely be Ramming who competed in the US Army All-American game and excelled against the best competition in the country. Blessed with 4.4 speed and the ability to lose defenders with fast footwork, Ramming only needs to add strength to ready himself for the Division One level. He’s listed at 5-foot-10 and 165 pounds, indicating he’s been working hard over the last six months (he measured at 5-foot-9 and 158 pounds at the US Army game)
http://www.scout.com/college/duke/st...-duke-football
DeVon Edwards has been named to the Paul Hornung Award watch list for the second consecutive year. The Duke secondary has a lot of talent which is getting noticed on the National level, and I am looking forward to watching them take the field again this year! The complete watch list of 44 players is embedded in the link below.
Duke's DeVon Edwards was named to another list today. Just as he was last year, the returning All-ACC rover safety and All-America kick return specialist was named to the Paul Hornung Preseason Award Watch List
http://duke.247sports.com/Bolt/DeVon...-List-38071481
Kelby Brown tears ACL again - career over
http://www.goduke.com/ViewArticle.db...CLID=210185705