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Duke chose San Jose State transfer Walker Eget for his consistency and passing experience after he cleared every benchmark in his knee rehabilitation and used fall camp to operate the offense at full speed.

Duke expects Eget to manage the offense and distribute to a rebuilt receiving corps, while mobile backup Dan Mahan remains available for a specialized quarterback-run package.

Tulane selected Houston transfer Zeon Chriss-Gremillion to preserve a dual-threat rushing element, but his career ratio of 17 passing touchdowns to 15 interceptions creates turnover risk when Duke forces him to throw.

Tulane must replace four offensive-line starters and three of its four leading receivers, with experienced backup Kadin Semonza available if the passing game cannot create enough behind Chriss-Gremillion.

Both Duke and Tulane bring strong running-back rooms but rebuilt lines and secondary combinations into the rematch, making pressure response and avoidance of negative plays central to the matchup.