Blake Rohrer transitions from D-III champion to Duke football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 10:02 AM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Blake Rohrer, a wide receiver who led Wisconsin-River Falls to its first Division III national championship, has signed with Duke University. Rohrer had a non-traditional path, initially opting to play basketball at Grand Canyon University before returning to football after being inspired by NFL workouts with Minnesota Vikings players. He broke multiple records at Wisconsin-River Falls, before entering the transfer portal and committing to Duke in April 2026. As he joins the Blue Devils, Rohrer aims to contribute to the defending ACC champions.
- •Rohrer broke Wisconsin-River Falls' single-season receiving records.
- •He helped the Falcons win the Division III national championship.
- •Initially attended Grand Canyon University before transitioning back to football.
- •Signed with Duke in April 2026 after entering the transfer portal.
- •Participated in workouts with NFL players before his breakthrough season.
- 10:02 AMYahoo Sports — From a D-III title to the ACC: Blake Rohrer's journey to Duke football
"Blake Rohrer's journey to Duke football is anything but conventional. Here's the path that led Rohrer to Durham.
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