The Duke Roundtable Podcast .
Josh Graham and Will Dalton co-host the Duke Roundtable podcast, which will release new episodes every week on the site. Here's what the tandem covered on this week’s pod:
- How Sweet It Is. After a win against Lipscomb that got a little bit interesting, Duke has a chance to have their longest win streak since 2015 if they take care of business against Texas Tech and get to 12-0.
- Scheyer Makes History. With the win over Lipscomb, Jon Scheyer became the fastest ACC coach ever to get to 100 wins. Just another testament to him taking what Coach K built and making it his own.
- Back To MSG. Duke now heads back to Madison Square Garden for a matchup with no. 19 Texas Tech. It's their last game before ACC play starts with Georgia Tech next week. It's not Duke's last non conference game, however. They have also scheduled a massive game with no. 2 Michigan in Washington D.C. on February 21st.
- Mensah's Future. Darian Mensah has now made the decision to stay at Duke for another year, but he was getting some feedback that had him considering entering the NFL. Will and Josh discuss the benefits of him staying at Duke another year vs. if would have decided to enter the NFL Draft in what may be a weaker draft class.
- Scheduling News. The ACC has announced a new football scheduling format for 2026 in what they are calling a "transition year", where 12 of the 17 ACC teams will now play nine conference games. In 2027, that's when all of the ACC will play nine conference game each.
In addition to the Duke Roundtable Podcast, Graham and Dalton will also host weekly podcasts for other local teams in the state of North Carolina, including the Carolina Panthers and Charlotte Hornets.
Both have covered Blue Devil football and basketball for years, while doing local radio for WSJS in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina.
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