Hopefully for Duke’s sake, they’ll wake up at Georgia Tech. But Devils’ coach David Cutcliffe says playing the team that put up 68 points on Carolina a week ago is a nightmare.

“Well, you just don’t sleep after you watch that. You go to the store and try to talk to the pharmacist out of some Ambien is about all you can do,” Cutcliffe said.

He said it’s tough to stop them when they are hitting on all cylinders like that – offensively and on special teams. “They have so many weapons offensively, big passes, big runs, they can hit you with a fullback.”

Tech plays two quarterbacks and that creates problems. “They are a little different, the two quarterbacks, so you have to prepare for that. It’s pretty nightmarish,” he said. “I think the thing that you have to do is just be consistent and like any time if you’re playing a good offense, if you don’t tackle well and you don’t play good technique, you have no chance.”