Can the Blue Devils get a win against Florida State in a pivotal matchup?
No. 16 Duke travels to Doak Campbell Stadium for a game against No. 4 Florida State, hoping to make history.In 21 tries, the Duke football team has never beaten the Seminoles. In their last meeting, December 20, 2020, FSU came away with a 56-35 victory.It's no secret that the Blue Devils athletic department is more known for its prowess in basketball than football. However, head coach Mike Elko's squad is on the upswing.
'Duke played both games this season against ranked opponents at home. Elko expects a rowdy environment at Doak Campbell.'Now you're playing a prime-time game between two unbeaten teams in the ACC, and at the end of this, someone's going to have a clearer path to Charlotte than the other one,' Elko said. 'That's critical, and that's not lost on anybody in our locker room.
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