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Duke Football Game Notes: at Georgia Tech, Nov. 18, 1:30 PM
DURHAM, N.C. - In making its final road trip of the 2006 campaign, Duke travels this week to play 18th-ranked Georgia Tech ... Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. ... The Blue Devils stand at 0-10 overall and 0-6 in ACC play following their 28-7 loss to Boston College while the Yellow Jackets are 8-2 overall and 6-1 in the league after defeating North Carolina, 7-0 ... Georgia Tech has clinched the ACC’s Coastal Division championship and will play in the league title game on December 2 in Jacksonville, Fla. ... Following their trip to Atlanta, the Blue Devils close out the season at home versus North Carolina (November 25) ... Georgia Tech travels to Athens for its annual tilt with Georgia (November 25) before the ACC championship game.
The Duke-Georgia Tech Series
The Yellow Jackets lead the all-time series with Duke, 42-30-1 ... Georgia Tech has won 10 of the past 11 meetings, with Duke’s only victory during that stretch coming in Durham three years ago ... The series began in 1933 with a 6-0 Tech victory in Atlanta ... After dropping the series opener, Duke won 10 of the next 12 meetings ... The lone tie in the series came in 1951 (14-14) ... Georgia Tech has won 14 of the last 16 meetings in the series ... Duke and Georgia Tech have met every season since 1933.
Talley & The Record Books
Senior cornerback John Talley continues to secure his spot among the top defensive backs in Duke and ACC history ... In week 10 versus Boston College, Talley registered one interception to push his career total to 17 and move into first place by himself on the Duke all-time chart and into a tie for second on the ACC’s career listing ... This year, the Duncan, S.C., native leads the ACC in interceptions with six and has increased his career interception return yardage total to 375 ? tops in ACC history ... In addition, his three returns for touchdowns stand one shy of the conference mark held by Virginia’s Randy Neal (Four; 1991-94).
