Duke starting safety Jeremy McDuffie out indefinitely after surgery on fractured thumb

What we do know is that Duke will be without its starting piece of its defense.  What we don’t know is for how long. The football program announced Wednesday that Jeremy McDuffie underwent surgery Tuesday to repair a fractured right thumb.  The junior sustained the injury during a recent Blue Devils practice. As a result of the injury and subsequent surgery, McDuffie will be sidelined indefinitely. McDuffie transitioned from cornerback to safety this past spring. Entering summer camp, the defensive back had been listed as a starter for the Blue Devils.  The past two seasons, McDuffie had played in 24 games. Duke opens the 2017 season Sept. 2 against NC Central.  They will kick off ACC play three

Kansas will welcome back Mark Mangino to honor 2007 Orange Bowl Jayhawks

If you are new to college football within the last decade, you may find it difficult to comprehend that there once was a season that saw the Kansas Jayhawks play in, and win, the Orange Bowl. Yes, a decade before the crowning achievement for a season was simply beating Texas on the football field, the Jayhawks had a memorable season that fell shy of winning the Big 12 but saw Kansas make a run for a shot at a national championship. The year was 2007, and this year the school will honor that memorable season for Kansas fans. They’ll also invite back the coach that was on the sidelines at the time, despite his removal as head coach years later amid some controversy. Mark Mangino will be invited

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  Central graduate Collins to be inducted into Kansas Football Ring of Honor

  Beaumont Enterprise
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  Mark Mangino will make his return to Kansas as Orange Bowl team honored

  Dr. Saturday