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Duke Leads NC State 17-3 Early in ACC Showdown

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Duke led NC State 17-3 in the second quarter of their Saturday matchup at Carter-Finley Stadium, after scoring two touchdowns and a field goal while the Wolfpack struggled to sustain drives. The Blue Devils entered the game 6-2 and seeking a fourth straight win over NC State; the Wolfpack came in after a win over California in its first game under interim coach Todd Goebbel. Duke’s recent edge in the rivalry and a defense allowing 14.3 points per game were key storylines ahead of the contest. The game was scheduled for a 12:30 p.m. ET kickoff on The CW, and NC State’s preview show highlighted potential matchups and key players.

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