Duke Welcomes the Camels for Midweek Fray

Game 13

Duke (4-6-2) vs. Campbell (5-6-0)

Oct. 18, 2016 | 7 p.m. | ACC Network Extra

Durham, N.C. | Koskinen Stadium

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Setting the Scene

● Duke looks to stop its three-game skid Tuesday night against Campbell.

● The Blue Devils are 4-6-2 overall and 1-4-1 in ACC play. They are 2-3-0 at home.

● Campbell is 5-6-0 overall and 2-4-0 on the road. The Camels are 2-1 in the past three outings.

Series History

● Duke and Campbell are meeting for the 19th time and for the first time since 2004.

● The Blue Devils lead the series 15-1-2 overall and are 9-0-0 against the Camels in Durham.

● Duke is 8-1-1 in the past 10 matches against Campbell.

Duke by the Numbers

27 – Freshmen in Division I soccer, including Duke rookie Suniel Veerakone, who have at least four assists to their names

4.25 – Saves per game for Duke goalkeeper Robert Moewes, second in the ACC

4.55 – Saves per game for Campbell goalie Matthew Mozynski, 37th nationally

3 – Goals in the past five games for junior Cameron Moseley

9-0 – Duke's record against Campbell in Durham

10 – Points for rookie Suniel Veerakone through 12 games, the most for a Duke freshman since Cameron Moseley had 11 points in 17 games in 2014

1 – Home game remaining for Duke in the regular season following the meeting with Campbell

24 – Goals allowed by Campbell in 11 games for a 2.13 goals against average, ranking 196th nationally

16 – Goals scored by Duke in 12 games, a 1.33 per game average, 106th among Division I teams

10 – Of the 1135 minutes Duke has played that Markus Fjørtoft has spent on the bench this season

About the Blue Devils

● The Blue Devils are in search of a midweek win and the fifth of the year.

● Junior Brian White paces the offense with 11 points from four goals and three assists, while freshman Suniel Veerakone has 10 points from his three goals and four assists. Max Moser also has four assists, while Cameron Moseley has four goals.

● Graduate student goalkeeper Robert Moewes anchors the defense with a 1.45 goals against average and a .739 save percentage. He is averaging 4.25 saves per game, second overall in the ACC.

● The Blue Devils have struggled to get the second goal in games this season, being held to a single score in seven of the 12 games. Duke has scored multiple goals three times and a season-high five in the win over UNC Asheville.

Scouting The Camels

● Campbell is looking to get back to .500 with a win Tuesday night against Duke.

● Gabe Parrish paces the offense with five goals and an assist for 11 points. Daniel Mukuna has three goals and seven points overall and Josh Signey has a team-best three assists.

● Matthew Mozynski anchors the defensive effort in goal. He's played every minute for the Camels and owns a 2.13 goals against average and a .676 save percentage. He is averaging 4.55 saves per game.

● Campbell is 2-4-0 on the road this season and has only been shut out once.

Last Time Out

● Eighth-ranked North Carolina scored a pair of late goals in the second half to stage a 2-1 comeback victory over the Blue Devils Friday night.

● Cameron Moseley netted the lone goal for Duke, which falls to 4-6-2 overall and 1-4-1 in ACC play.

● Robert Moewes was outstanding in goal for the Blue Devils, making six saves.

In Common

● Duke and Campbell shared a pair of common opponents in Georgia Southern and UNC Asheville. Both teams went 2-0 in the outings.

Common Opponents	Duke	Campbell
Georgia Southern	W, 2-1	W, 4-2
UNC Asheville	W, 5-1	W, 2-1

At Home

● Duke is 64-25-13 all-time at home under head coach John Kerr. The Blue Devils are 2-4-2 in 2016.

● Duke will play one more regular season game at home against ACC foe Notre Dame.

● The Blue Devils have won at least 70 percent of their home games in three of the past eight seasons and finished above .500 every year.

Moseley Coming on Strong

● Junior Cameron Moseley has been an offensive force for the Blue Devils lately. The Georgia native has three goals in the previous five games and one in each the past two.

● His eight points are five more than he had last season and three shy of his total as a rookie.

Up Next

● The Blue Devils will honor their six seniors Friday night in the final regular season home game against a talented Notre Dame squad. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., on the Regional Sports Network.

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