No. 1 Duke, without its star, captures ACC title over No. 13 Louisville
Tyrese Proctor finished with 19 points as No. 1 Duke cranked out a 73-62 victory against No. 13 Louisville to win its second Atlantic Coast Conference tournament championship in three years despite being without its top player again Saturday night.
Without Cooper Flagg, Duke grinds out first outright ACC title sweep since 2006
During a timeout with 12:23 left to play in Saturday’s ACC tournament championship game, Duke coach Jon Scheyer leaned back in his black folding chair and took a breath. His Blue Devils had just scored seven straight points,
Like James, fellow graduate transfer Mason Gillis has felt led to help Duke dominate the details. “It’s on the coaches and us older guys to just uphold our standard, keep people accountable.
Duke’s Neal Begovich (20) and Duke’s Cooper Flagg (2) walk off the court following the Blue Devils’ 74-71 victory over the ...
The Blue Devils ended the Tar Heels’ conference tournament berth and further damaged their March Madness hopes with a ...
Freshman Kon Knueppel scored 17 points to help No. 2 Duke beat rival North Carolina 82-69 on Saturday night and clinch the ...
The top-ranked and top-seeded Duke Blue Devils, playing without their star player in Cooper Flagg who has an injured ankle, ...
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