As Duke Improved To 3-0 With Mike Elko As Head Coach Riley Leonard Was 11/12 With 2 Touchdowns, Henry Belin IV Was 5-6 For 43 Yards In Duke's 49-20 Win Over NC A& T Saturday In Durham

As Duke improved to 3-0 with Mike Elko as Head Coach Riley Leonard was 11-12 with 2 touchdowns, Henry Belin IV was 5-6 though, unlike Riley Leonard Henry Belin IV had 0 touchdowns in Duke’s 49-20 win over NC A&T Saturday in Durham.

Riley Leonard started for Duke at the quarterback position completing 11/12 attempts for 155 Yards , averaging 12.9 per carry while contributing 2 touchdowns in Duke’s 49-20 win over NC A&T

Though,

Though, he would be replaced by Henry Belin IV for the games final 25 minutes where he would be 5/6 for 43 yards averaging 7.2 yards with 0 touchdowns, 0 interceptions.

“According to espnapp”

Duke built a 14-0 lead after receiving touchdowns by junior Nicky Dalmolin and sophomore Jordan Moore.

• The Blue Devil defense then added to the scoring when junior Aeneas Peebles found the North Carolina A&T quarterback for a sack fumble. Redshirt junior DeWayne Carter scooped up the loose ball and rushed it 35 yards into the end zone to extend Duke's lead to 21-0.

• The Aggies registered their first points of the game following a 21-yard field goal early in the second quarter.

• Duke continued with its strong offensive showing when Leonard crossed the goal line from 2-yards out to cap an eight-play, 69-yard drive.

• Just before the break, the Aggies tallied another field goal, a 41-yarder, to cut into the Duke lead at 28-6.

• The Blue Devils started the second half by scoring on their first two drives to extend their edge to 42-6.

• North Carolina A&T outscored Duke in the final frame, 14-7, but the deficit proved to be too much.

  “According to article on goduke.com”

  After Duke’s 49-20 win over NC A&T Saturday Mike Elko said he wants his players to enjoy success at this point.

  It’s a fun ride “We just want to continue to do it and continue to have success. We know how much work is going to go into that.

  “According to Stephen Wiseman’s article on newesobserver.com”

  Duke is now going to prepare to play on the road at Kansas Saturday!

  Kickoff is set for 12:00pm from David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium if you’re watching in Eastern Standard Time! 11:00am from David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium if you’re watching in Central Time from David Booth Memorial Stadium!

  The game is going to be televised on FS1!