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Noah Gray Named to Mackey Award Watch List

Tight end also one of six Blue Devils named to Phil Steele team
Noah Gray Named to Mackey Award Watch List
Noah Gray Named to Mackey Award Watch List

For the second straight year, Noah Gray was named to the preseason watch list for the Mackey Award, given to the top tight end in college football.

Gray is one of six ACC players on the watch list, which includes 36 of the country’s top tight ends.

Gray is tied for ninth on Duke’s all-time career list for catches by a tight end, with 76. He also has 663 career yards and six touchdowns.

The full list includes:

Brevin Jordan, Miami

Brandon Chapman, Wake Forest

Hunter Long, Boston College

Noah Gray, Duke

Lucas Krull, Pitt

Cry Angeline, NC State

Pat Freiermuth, Penn State

Preyton Hendershot, Indiana

Luke Farrell, Ohio State

Jake Ferguson, Wisconsin

Nick Eubanks, Michigan

Chigoziem Okonkwo, Maryland

Jack Stoll, Nebraska

Sam Laporta, Iowa

Charlie Kolar, Iowa State

Pro Wells, TCU

Austin Strogner, Oklahoma

Jalani Woods, Oklahoma State

Cade Otton, Washington

Tucker Fisk, Stanford

Curtis Hodges, Arizona

Hunter Kampmoyer, Oregon

Kye Pitts, Florida

Arik Gilbert, LSU

Tre McKitty, Georgia

Carl Tucker, Alabama

Justin Riggs, Kentucky

Kenny Yeboah, Ole Miss

Daniel Parker, Missouri

Jaylen Wydermyer, Texas A&M

Nick Muse, South Carolina

Matt Bushman, BYU

Trey McBride, Colorado State

John Bates, Boise State

Daniel Bellinger, San Diego State

Thomas Odukoya, Eastern Michigan

Gray was also named third-team preseason All-ACC by Phil Steele, who produces a college football preview guide. Gray was one of six Duke payers named to the team.

Kick returner Damond Philyaw-Johnson was first team. He was also named preseason second-team All-American by Phil Steele.
Defensive end Victor Dimukeje was second-team All-ACC. The fourth team included offensive tackle Devery Hamilton, defensive end Chris Rumph II and punt returner Josh Blackwell.

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Shawn Krest
SHAWN KREST

Shawn Krest has covered Duke for the last decade. His work has appeared in The Sporting News, USA Today, CBSSports.com, ESPN.com and dozens of other national and regional outlets. Shawn's work has won awards from the USBWA, PFWA, BWAA and NC Press Association.

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