The ACC being down as a whole shouldn't distract from the fact that Duke is one of the best teams in the nation

A seventh consecutive win, and 23rd in the past 24 games, left Duke perfect in 17 games at home. Saturday’s game at rival North Carolina is the Blue Devils’ lone remaining regular-season game.

Duke scored 17 more fast-break points compared to the Demon Deacons’ six, giving it an offensive edge that metastasized into an enormous lead. When the Blue Devils narrowly escaped Winston Salem, N.C.

It was the home finale for the Blue Devils (27-3, 18-1 ACC) — and likely Flagg, the projected No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. The 6-foot-9 freshman put on one more show for more than 9,300 fans, scoring 28 points to go with eight rebounds, seven assists, three blocks, and two steals on Coach K Court.

The Blue Devils won a third straight game by at least 33 points on Monday, but the men's basketball NET rankings still have a different team at No. 1.

Duke played without Tyrese Proctor and Maliq Brown when it hammered Florida State on Saturday night. The inury list is shrinking as the regular season is coming to a close.

T hird-year Duke basketball talent Tyrese Proctor sustained a bone bruise in his left knee late in the first half of the team's blowout win at Miami last week. And the 6-foot-6, 1

Duke basketball has won 25 straight against Wake Forest at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Will the Blue Devils make it 26? Here's our prediction.

Following Monday’s matchup between the Duke Blue Devils and Wake Forest Demon Deacons, we break down our instant reactions.

Duke laid waste to another ACC foe on Monday, looking like a major threat to win a national title with the NCAA Tournament only weeks away.