BDN’s Q & A with prospect Quinn Cook
Can you talk about being the first junior in roughly fifty years to win the Washington D.C. Metro player of the Year award? Oh, it was a huge honor. Being the first guy in nearly 50 years and playing against the type of competition we had this year with Kendall and Tyler and everybody. I [...]
Duke leads for OG prospect Lucas Patrick
BDN’s look at offensive line prospects continues with a look at Lucas Patrick – Lucas Patrick is a 6’4” 287 pound junior offensive guard from Brentwood, Tennessee. In 2009, Brentwood finished second in the Tennessean’s year-end mid-state poll, falling one game short of the state championship. Lucas received the team’s Junior Weight Room Award, anchoring [...]
Offers are flying in for junior Duke prospect OT Shane Mertz
Duke was the first school to offer a scholarship to Shane Mertz, a 6’8” 275 pound junior offensive tackle from Hazlet, New Jersey, and the offers have kept coming in. On Tuesday, he received an offer from Buffalo and on Wednesday, he received an offer from Rutgers, bringing his total to four, with several others [...]
Amir Williams Talks of his Visit to Duke
On Thursday, 6’10″ Amir Williams of Detroit Country Day visited Duke University and was able to view the team’s banquet. By Saturday, he was back at work helping The Family AAU program of Detroit reach the Finals of the King James Shooting Stars Classic in Akron, Ohio. After speaking at length with Blue Devil Nation [...]
Sean Renfree recaps Duke Spring Football
DURHAM – BDN takes a look back at spring practice with this audio clip from Sean Renfree, the Blue Devil projected starting quarterback. Renfree of course, sat out for most of the spring rehabilitating his season ending injury from a season ago. All eyes will be on Sean Renfree this season with the loss of [...]
Jon Scheyer’s farewell speech from the Awards Banquet ceremony
DURHAM – BDN’s coverage of the magical national championship continues with Jon Scheyer making his farewell speech from the annual Duke Basketball Awards Banquet in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Needless to say this years event was truly special in that Scheyer leaves Duke with a National Championship. What an amazing season! Just press play -

