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Duke tight end Jeremiah Hasley continues to garner preseason attention; most recently, he was named to the 2026 Preseason All-ACC Football Team, the conference announced Wednesday. He was the only member of the reigning league champions to be selected to the list.
Hasley is also a 2026 preseason First Team All-ACC selection by Phil Steele and was named to Athlon’s second team. This all comes after he ended the 2025 campaign with an Honorable Mention All-ACC nod.
More hype for the returning starter came earlier in the offseason when he was ranked as the No. 6 returning tight end in the country by Pro Football Focus.
In 32 career games, the program’s 2025 Most Valuable Offensive Player has recorded 48 receptions for 517 yards with eight touchdowns. He’s also shown up when it mattered most for the Blue Devils. Hasley’s career receiving high came against North Carolina when he totaled 85 receiving yards with the Victory Bell on the line. His career high for reception touchdowns (2) came in one of the program’s most important games ever, the ACC Championship. Those two scores put him just four shy of the Duke career record for a tight end.
Hasley will look to back up the hype and work towards breaking that record when Duke takes the field on Sept. 5 against the Tulane Green Wave. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. EST on ACC Network.
This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Duke tight end named to 2026 Preseason All-ACC first team
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Hasley is also a 2026 preseason First Team All-ACC selection by Phil Steele and was named to Athlon’s second team. This all comes after he ended the 2025 campaign with an Honorable Mention All-ACC nod.
More hype for the returning starter came earlier in the offseason when he was ranked as the No. 6 returning tight end in the country by Pro Football Focus.
In 32 career games, the program’s 2025 Most Valuable Offensive Player has recorded 48 receptions for 517 yards with eight touchdowns. He’s also shown up when it mattered most for the Blue Devils. Hasley’s career receiving high came against North Carolina when he totaled 85 receiving yards with the Victory Bell on the line. His career high for reception touchdowns (2) came in one of the program’s most important games ever, the ACC Championship. Those two scores put him just four shy of the Duke career record for a tight end.
Hasley will look to back up the hype and work towards breaking that record when Duke takes the field on Sept. 5 against the Tulane Green Wave. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. EST on ACC Network.
This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Duke tight end named to 2026 Preseason All-ACC first team
Continue reading...
