Duke is coming off a huge win over Wake Forest. The Blue Devils face Virginia this week, and with a win, would push their season record to 5-1. It's a huge game, and BDN talked with Duke QB Anthony Boone and Duke DL Nick Sink this morning to get their thoughts on the big matchup versus the Wahoos.
Coach David Cutcliffe and staff are looking forward to working with Nick Sink who has been recruited to play tight end for the Blue Devils. But before he concentrates on football, Sink will finish out his senior basketball season with Forsyth Country Day. BDN caught up to Nick during the Glaxo Invitational where he scored 22 points in the game we watched, hitting three treys along the way. Sink who mans the middle for his team showed that he is a good athlete that can float out to extend the oppositions defense. Here is [private]a brief chat with Sink -
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Durham, N.C. - Duke Football continued its in state recruiting success when they got a commitment from Nick Sink, a 6-6 245 pound prospect from Forsyth Country Day.
Sink becomes the 16th player in the Blue Devils class of 2010 announcing his intent on Thursday.
The newest addition to the Duke Football family plays tight end and defensive end in high school and will likely play the DE spot in college.
Duke tendered an offer after Sink attended their 17-13 victory over Maryland.
Sink had 26 catches for 426 yards and four touchdowns in nine games this past season. On defense, Sink garnered 43 tackles, 3 for sacks and several for negative yardage.
Sink starts for the basketball team and holds the school record for 3-pointers and participates with the track team where he specializes in the shot put.
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