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Mike Krzyzewski notched his 1200th career win and is heading to his 26th Sweet 16 after Duke came back late to beat Michigan State on Sunday.

"Obviously, it's a lot of wins, but it's a lot of wins against quality competition. It allowed the Duke players to celebrate, his grandkids to get excited. To be in a scenario in which winning the game was a possibility. "Probably beating myself up for a week because not many times do you get an opportunity to be right there in the threshold of something special. It's not just the number of wins; it's the competition we've had in order to win. It erased a strong game from Michigan State's seniors, Gabe Brown (18 points, 4-of-6 from 3-point range) and Bingham (16 points, 10 rebounds). It was Brown and Bingham who often kept the Spartans (23-13) in the game and within distance of possibly ending Krzyzewski's career. "The 1,200 wins is substantial," Krzyzewski said. "I got guys who want to win and our goal is to win the whole thing all the time, even if we're young." It had not been the easiest win of his career, but it was another one. It had the intensity and closeness those games have and the name programs that often play in them. Before the game, he and Krzyzewski spoke briefly about their mutual appreciation for each other. More special than any of that, though, was the scene going on behind him.

Duke came up short in the rubber game against North Carolina, 4-1, on Sunday afternoon at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park in downtown Durham.

North Carolina retired three of the next four batters to keep Duke off the scoreboard. The Tar Heels added another in the top of the eighth, 4-1. North Carolina added another in the top of the sixth inning by the way of a leadoff home run. The Tar Heels continued to threaten, singling in the next at-bat. Seidl opened the game strong, with six strikeouts in the first two innings. started on the mound for Duke, allowing three runs on nine hits and two walks in five innings pitched to be tagged with the loss.

DURHAM, N.C. – North Carolina scored two runs in the second inning which gave starting pitcher Connor Bovair all the run support he needed as the Diamond ...

He then sat down next three batters in a row and took a no-hitter into the fifth inning. • Honeycutt drove in his second run of the game in the top of the eighth with a double to right-center field, scoring Joe Jackonski (UNC 4, Duke 1). • Horvath got the run back for the Diamond Heels with a home run to lead off the sixth (UNC 3, DU 1). • Frick singled to right field with two outs in the third to drive home Zarate from third base (UNC 2, DU 0). • Honeycutt led off the third inning with a home run to open the scoring (UNC 1, DU 0). • Honeycutt hit his team-leading eighth home run of the season and second of the series.

Trevor Keels (1) is defended by Gabe Brown (44) during Duke's victory over Michigan State on March 20, 2022. — Photo by Rahmya Trewern | The State News.

An average team with a lot of heart that was on the threshold of something bigger with five minutes to go. “We just didn't do the things that we needed to do to win these kinds of games. The gleam in his eye that had come with the big crowds, private planes and game-winners in his first season with Michigan State shined through a little bit of water. He said it was different from the one filled with tears, instead of disappointment, on Sunday night. Izzo condemned the team’s defensive lapses in the game and the frustration from it clearly lingered in players' and coaches’ psyches throughout the season. Michigan State’s rocky 2020-21 campaign came to an end with a woeful 86-80 loss to UCLA in the First Four that saw the Spartans blow a 12-point lead and eventually roll over in overtime. But for a night, they were back on the cusp of greatness. But up 70-65 with 5:10 to go, the Spartans were in position. In a sport and season defined by chaos, the roadmap to a historic upset wouldn’t be a neat step-by-step guide. Try to come out with energy, try to finish with a little more. It came from the man sitting on the Blue Devil’s bench that walked, talked and coached like he had 1,199 career wins, 5 national championships and 12 Final Fours to his name. There were open ends, some gray areas and a decent chance Michigan State would never be in a position to execute.

GREENVILLE, S.C. – After falling behind 70-65 with 5:10 remaining, second-seeded Duke closed the game on a 20-6 run to wrestle out an 85-76 win over ...

The Spartans shot .415 for the game and .500 (11-of-22) from behind the arc, but were held to only one field goal over the final 2:51 in a possession-by-possession fight. scored 19 points, including the go-ahead basket through contact with 2:05 left. Duke shot .607 from the field in the second half after halftime and .571 for the game, and it needed every bit of that production to survive against the seventh-seeded Spartans in a riveting fight to the final minute.

Coach Tom Izzo and Michigan State basketball were already looking to the 2022-23 season soon after Spartans' loss in the NCAA tournament on Sunday.

That is as physical of a perimeter team as I think I've ever played against him, and they just drove it, drove it, and drove it.” “I'll always pull for Mike. I think he's done some things that will go down in the lores of basketball,” said Izzo, who has 666 career victories. And Brown cryptically appeared to leave the door ajar for a potential comeback. This gives them motivation going into the off-season to work hard and get stronger and just remember this moment so when they come back, they'll be prepared.” Hoggard scored four straight, Walker drained a step-back 3-pointer and Bingham hit a pair of free throws in a 9-0 run that gave the Spartans a 70-65 edge with 5:10 to play. I hope the people realize this program is here to stay, because today was probably a helluva game for TV. A helluva game.” “I thought they reached down in Mike Krzyzewski fashion and did an unbelievable job of kind of taking it at us. Banchero scored at the other end to give the Blue Devils the lead for good, as they closed out with a 20-6 run after MSU went up five. “We didn't maybe follow the game plan totally, and some of it is because sometimes some guys are bigger, stronger, and quicker,” MSU coach Tom Izzo said. And Bingham also helped defend and pester Duke big men Paolo Banchero and Mark Williams in the paint. He drew contact in the paint and went 4-for-4 at the free throw line. Marcus Bingham Jr. playing perhaps the most passionate and possessed stretch of his career.

DURHAM – Behind another dominant offensive performance, eighth-ranked Duke cruised to a 20-3 victory over Davidson Sunday afternoon in women's lacrosse ...

Davidson registered its first goal of the contest at 10:26 in the fourth quarter as Duke's offense and defense stifled the Wildcats. Duke is fortunate to have a deep goalkeeping squad and used that this afternoon with four different goalkeepers. Erin Cooke paced the Wildcats' offense with two assists for two points. "We just finished our second third and now we're going into the last third. Carner has scored at least one goal in 10 of Duke's 11 games this season. Over her career, she has tallied 10 or more draw controls 28 times and owns a career-high 21.

DeSimone led Duke in the contest with four goals and one assist. Barry and senior Maddie Jenner followed in suit, with Barry scoring two goals and three ...

Though the Cardinals had the better second half, the Blue Devils’ strong first-half play was enough to get their ninth victory of the season. While Duke did get five goals in the third quarter, Louisville registered four, doing its best to catch up to the prevailing Blue Devils. And Duke ensured that a point from Louisville’s Paige Richbourg would be the last from them of the half—executing doubles on players driving to the cage and finishing with a Katie Keller free position shot with 14 seconds go. It was Duke’s third scoring run of the night, and the first time it extended its lead to six—a lead that the Blue Devils would keep for the majority of their time on the field that night. After a missed shot by Louisville’s Allegra Catalano at 4:10 in the first quarter, goalie Sophia LeRose’s clear to her teammates led the beginning of the Blue Devils’ second 3-0 run to edge out the Cardinals from getting closer. But it was clear from that moment Barry started the run in the second quarter that Duke would remain the dominant team.

Duke Michigan State game, Coach K vs Tom Izzo, in NCAA tournament 2022 will determine if Duke Blue Devils or Michigan State Spartans advance to the Sweet ...

Boroski had five MSU games and one Duke game — the Blue Devils’ 71-66 loss at Ohio State on Nov. 30. Instead, regular doors were used as much as possible, aiming to keep the humidity out of the building. Duke is going with the same starting five it used Friday night when the Blue Devils beat Cal State Fullerton, 78-61. Both teams shot well in the first half: Both are perfect from the foul line. Duke is 8-1 this season when this group starts. “We just have to be stronger.”

A barrage of Michigan State 3-pointers came just short of putting an end to Krzyzewski's career.

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Duke's Mike Krzyzewski continued his mastery of Michigan State coach Tom Izzo with another win in the second round.

Michigan State responded to everything Duke threw at it on Sunday, and was in the game late with a chance to win. Roach was a five-star prospect in the 2020 recruiting class with the hype of a potential one-and-done prospect. After going 0 for 3 from the floor in the first half, Roach scored 13 of his 15 points in the second half to lead the Blue Devils. His 3-pointer with 1:16 left gave the Blue Devils a 78-74 lead. Against Duke, Michigan State hit 11 of 22 from deep and went blow for blow with a Blue Devils team that shot 57.1% from the floor while dominating the interior. In his absence, the Blue Devils got a major lift from sophomore guard Jeremy Roach in the second half. The outcome gave Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski his 1,200th victory and prolonged his career for at least one more game he prepares to retire at the end of the season.

GREENVILLE, S.C. — For Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, it's career win number 1,200, tournament win number 99, another victory against Michigan State and one ...

The win sends Krzyzewski to the Sweet 16 for the 26th time as he chases his sixth national championship. This marked the sixth and final meeting between the two Hall of Famers. The Blue Devils were up 39-35 at halftime and pushed the lead to as high as nine points two minutes into the second half. Griffin never returned but did remain on the Duke bench. "For a young group, they showed incredible guts," Krzyzewski said after the game on CBS. "It wasn't any coaching. Michigan State was ahead 16-15 with 11:11 left in the first half but didn't retake the lead until going ahead 68-65 with 5:24 left, and pushed the lead to 70-65 with a pair of free throws on the next possession.

In one of the most exciting games of the season, Michigan State was eliminated in the second round of the NCAA tournament in 85-76 loss to Duke.

As they kept them down, the Spartans whittled it down to a tie off a pair of free throws from Hoggard with under seven minutes to go. Hauser hit the one-and-one to keep the Spartans up 72-69, only for freshman guard Trevor Keels to answer with a tying three. Freshman guard A.J. Griffin got a layup to extend Duke’s lead and break the three-point frenzy momentarily, only for Brown to get another open look from the arc to tie the game at 33. Michigan State freshman guard Jaden Akins knocked down a three to draw the Spartans within four before Duke freshman Paolo Banchero pulled up for one of his own to keep his opponents at arm’s length. Duke’s defense played with greater cohesion to force a slew of turnovers and the Spartans missed 10 straight shots in a near six minute scoring drought that saw them fall behind 23-16 after a 10-0 Blue Devil run. Along with redshirt senior Joey Hauser, the three seniors of the team helped buoy an ever-active defense that buoyed them in a strong start and helped them crawl back into the game after falling behind.

Now, the Spartans are left with conflicting feelings of being proud of the performance and the grief that the season is over at the hands of a team that ...

Now, the Spartans are left with conflicting feelings of being proud of the performance and the grief that the season is over at the hands of a team that played flawlessly in crunch time. With 1:16 left, Roach, who Izzo called the MVP of the game, plunged a dagger into the heart of MSU and its season. “But we'll learn from it, we'll get better from it, and hopefully as I said, great for Mike. I don't want to take anything away from Duke because I think they showed their truest colors.” Sophomore guard A.J. Hoggard, not to be outdone by his counterpart, sliced through Duke’s defense and flipped up a prayer of a layup off the glass and in to put MSU ahead 74-72. Duke finished the game on a 13-2 run and hit its last five field goals. The Spartans came up empty-handed on the next possession, leading to a reverse layup for junior guard Jeremy Roach on the other end. “Then in the last five minutes, I think they made every shot.” Duke took the lead a minute later on a layup from Banchero. The Spartans led 70-65 after monumental plays from Walker and Bingham on both ends of the floor with five minutes left. MSU head coach Tom Izzo stalked up and down the sidelines, with a vein protruding from his forehead, screaming defensive instructions to his team. For 35 minutes, Michigan State did everything it needed to do to pull off the upset. Michigan State had Duke, the antagonist for much of Izzo’s career, on the ropes.