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The Duke Blue Devils looked like the top team in the nation as they went on the road and defeated the NC State Wolfpack, 93-64. The win secured the outright ACC regular season championship for Duke. The Blue Devils shot 55.3% from the field while holding NC State to 35.4% shooting. Cameron Boozer finished the game with 26 points, nine rebounds, and three assists. Dame Sarr had 16 points with three made three-pointers and eight rebounds. NC State's Darrion Williams led the Wolfpack with 17 points.
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When Cameron Boozer walked off the floor at Capital One Arena on February 21st, his jersey drenched after yet another spellbinding performance, he left over 20,000 Duke fans reeling from what they just witnessed. Top-ranked Michigan, 25-2, just got handled with one of the finest defensive performances of the year. The final score? 68-63, with their 18-year-old freshman hotshot doing much of the heavy lifting—18 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists. This kid is genuinely different.
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The Blue Devils hit the road for a matchup with Will Wade’s 19-10 North Carolina State Wolfpack in the Lenovo Center.
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March Madness is just around the corner, but before the brackets are set, some pivotal clashes are heating up the NCAA Men's Basketball scene. On March 2, two marquee matchups promise to deliver high-stakes drama and a preview of what's to come in the tournament. Let's dive into these exciting contests.
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The no.1 Blue Devils continued their onslaught of the ACC with a statement win over no.11 Virginia, 77-51. The victory gives Duke at least a partial share of the ACC Regular Season Championship. Duke broke it open in the first half with a 17-5 run that put them up 28-12, and they never looked back. Duke shot 49% for the game and 54% in the second half while holding the 'Hoos to 29% from the field. They also had 17 assists on 26 made field goals and outrebounded them 37-29. Isaiah Evans and Cameron Boozer combined for 37 points. Boozer did most of his damage from the foul line, making 11 of 12 on his way to 18 points to go with 9 rebounds and 4 assists. Thijs De Ridder paced the Cavaliers with 16 points and 3 rebounds.
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