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Duke Blue Devils College Football Tickets and Seating Chart

Well, if you've been keeping up with the latest scores and games that the Duke Blue Devils have been playing, you know that in Durham, number six rated Virginia Tech gave the Blue Devils a run for their money and took home a win of 34-26. Although we saw a fine indication that the Blue Devils were there to play with a lead in the first quarter, Virginia Tech pulled ahead and kept the lead to finish off at eight points ahead.

Loyal Devils' fans may feel there's cause for concern when you take a look at the 2009 stats for the team. Losses against Richmond and Kansas make the recent tag by Virginia Tech their third attempt at bringing home a victory not quite connected. Fortunately, the season is young and so are the players.

The 2009 alphabetical roster looks pretty healthy as follows: Jackson Anderson (78), Kenny Anunike (84), Paul Asack (98), Jordan Baltes (51), Adam Banks (39), Sheldon Bell (17), Re'quan Boyette (21), Lee Butler (20), Lex Butler (29), Jordon Byas (38), August Campbell (52), Walt Canty (4), Ross Cockrell (6), John Coleman (70), Jeffrey Cowart (65), Matt Daniels (40), John Drew (97), Robert Drum (75), Patrick Egboh (90), Jeffrey Faris (35), Jack Farrell (44), Joey Finison (64), Teddy Force (69), Tony Foster (80), Justin Foxx (92), Guillermo Freile (10), Catron Gainey (23), Austin Gamble (45), Corey Gattis (14), Travis Gi bson (57), Tyree Glover (50), Zach Greene (1), Kyle Griswould (5), Ryan Hall (85), Dave Harding (74), Brandon Harper (55), Charlie Hatcher (93), Curtis Hazelton (58), Kyle Hill (79), Jay Hollingsworth (27), Andrew Holoman (48), Jarrod Holt (77), Brett Huffman (87), Will Hunter (51), Jeffrey Ijjas (94), Conor Irwin (76), Randez James (11), Cameron Jones (32), Colin Jones (30), Kevin Jones (49), Austin Kelly (83), Georgie Kerber 925), Alex King (18), Brandon King (22), Abraham Kromah (8), Patrick Kurunwune (43), Mitchell Lederman (67), Thaddeus Lewis (9), Stephan Lotfi (36), Nick Maggio (47), Brian Moore (68), Bryan Morgan (62), Jon Needham 971), Vince Oghobaase (3), Wesley Oglesby (99), Ayanga Okpokowuruk (91), Danny Parker (88), Garett Patterson (24), sam Payne (46), George Pearkes (89), Matt Pridemore (10), Brandon Putnam (54), Eriks Reks (41), Sean Renfree (19), Vincent Rey (31), Jeremy Ringfield (18), Kevin Rojas (28), Kinney Rucker (42), Chris Rwabukamba (16), Sydney Sarmiento (82), Sean Schroeder (12), Desmond Scott (33), Preston Scott (36), Chris Shannon (63), Perry Simmons (72), Ned Smith (46), Will Snyderwine (96), Taylor Sowell 915), Damian Thornton (56), Michael Tooley (53), Josh Trezvant (86), Donovan Varner (26), Conner Vernon (2), Tyree Watkins (81), Johnny Williams (37), Leon Wright (7) and Anthony Young-Wiseman (34).

Wallace Wade Stadium is the location where all home games are played by the Duke Blue Devils. For those not from the area, the address is 120 Frank Bassett Road in Durham, North Carolina. Wallace Wade Stadium holds 35,000 seats and is shaped like a horseshoe. If you are planning to attend a game at this location, there are preferred season seats on both sidelines that offer great views of the game and gridiron.

Family plan seats for groups of four or more can expect a great location right at the field entrance and player tunnel. Employee pass seats are near the preferred season in sections 8 through 10. Many enjoy spending some time in the Coco Cola Kids' Zone. There really are no bad seats at Wallace Wade Stadium whether you come to enjoy a game under a general admission fare, student priced ticket, visiting team supporter or preferred fan. Coco Cola End Zone group tickets are a great way to get everyone into the game in nearby seating as well.

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Get your Duke Blue Devils tickets for all of the upcoming games. Wallace Wade Stadium is a great venue to watch the Devils play.