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Duke loses starting cornerback for season with knee injury


Duke cornerback Bryon Fields will miss the football season with a torn knee ligament. Coach David Cutcliffe said Wednesday that Fields tore his right anterior cruciate ligament Tuesday during practice. Fields was a returning starter who had 112 tackles, 3½ tackles for loss, one sack, one interception and one fumble recovery in two seasons at Duke. (Burlington Times News)

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