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Scores/Schedules

9/5 - 7:00 PM Richmond Spiders 24 Duke Blue Devils 16
9/12 - 12:00 PM Duke Blue Devils 35 Army Black Knights 19
9/19 - 12:00 PM Duke Blue Devils 16 Kansas Jayhawks 44
9/26 - 7:00 PM N.C. Central Eagles 14 Duke Blue Devils 49
10/3 - 12:00 PM Virginia Tech Hokies 34 Duke Blue Devils 26
10/10 - 4:00 PM Duke Blue Devils 49 N.C. State Wolfpack 28
10/24 - 1:30 PM Maryland Terrapins 13 Duke Blue Devils 17
10/31 - 3:30 PM Duke Blue Devils 28 Virginia Cavaliers 17
11/7 - 4:30 PM Duke Blue Devils 6 North Carolina Tar Heels 19
11/15 - 8:05 PM Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 0 Duke Blue Devils 0
11/22 - 8:05 PM Duke Blue Devils 0 Miami Hurricanes 0
11/29 - 8:05 PM Wake Forest Demon Deacons 0 Duke Blue Devils 0

Standings

College News

Crimson Tide remain unbeaten

Mark Ingram was a workhorse with 145 yards on 22 carries.

Greg McElroy threw a pair of touchdown passes, including a short completion that Julio Jones turned into a 73-yard game-winning score midway through the fourth, as third-ranked Alabama gutted out a crucial 24-15 win over ninth-ranked SEC rival LSU at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Mark Ingram was a workhorse with 145 yards on 22 carries to help offset a sometimes shaky performance by McElroy, who ended 19-of-34 for 276 yards with a pick and missed a series of potential big plays in the first half with inaccurate throws.

Jones hauled in four passes for 102 yards, and Darius Hanks caught a TD pass for Alabama (9-0, 6-0 SEC), which not only remained unbeaten on the season but clinched the conference's West Division and a date with East champ Florida in the SEC championship game.