The Dukes have posted wins over three NEC teams - at Sacred Heart, at Saint Francis, Pa. to face Monmouth (3-6, 3-3 in the NEC) in the season finale next Saturday.
The Dukes will look to make a clean sweep of the NEC opponents on this year's schedule when they travel to West Long Branch, N.J.
The Dukes, who won or shared the last nine MAAC crowns, will compete as an associate member in the Northeast Conference Football League beginning in 2008. 83 sacks per game.ĭuquesne (6-3, 2-1), which went undefeated in league play eight times, finished 75-9-0 all-time in the MAAC with 11 league championships from 1994-2007. Gardiner ranks tied for ninth nationally with. The 6-3, 255-pounder added a pair of sacks and returned a fumble three yards for a score. Gardiner, a two-time MAAC Rookie of the Week last season, tied for game-high with nine tackles. Roberson, who missed last season with a knee injury, ranks 30th nationally and first in the MAAC in receiving yards per game (78.5). It was the fourth 100-yard receiving outing in six games for the 6-3 junior. Roberson caught three passes for 101 yards including a 58-yard touchdown to lead the DU offense. The victory gave the Dukes a share of the league tri-championship along with Iona and Marist. PITTSBURGH - Duquesne junior receiver Alex Roberson (Waynesboro, Ga./Curtis Baptist Upper School) and sophomore defensive lineman Mykol Gardiner (Cleveland, Ohio/Benedictine) have been named MAAC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week respectively for their performance in Duquesne's 51-8 win over La Salle on Saturday.
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