Duke basketball

Playing at home in Cameron Indoor Stadium for one last time in the 2022-23 season, Duke kept pace with visiting N.C. State early Tuesday evening before ...

By the end of the half, Roach had eight points to go along with an assist and a steal. Not once, not twice, but three times, the junior captain turned a pumpkin of a possession into a carriage with deft drives to the basket as the shot clock expired. In lieu of quality looks at the basket, the Blue Devils padded their point total by getting to the line — a lot. The opening minutes were a sprint, as both teams looked to get a bucket as fast as possible. Nearly a decade ago, Jabari Parker, Quinn Cook and current assistant coach Amile Jefferson led the Blue Devils to an undefeated record at home during the 2013-14 season. Playing at home in Cameron Indoor Stadium for one last time in the 2022-23 season, Duke kept pace with visiting N.C.

Heralded Duke basketball signee Mackenzie Mgbako missed almost a month of action due to an ankle injury, but as of Monday night, he looks ready to soar ...

ESPN Primetime will feature a closely-contested college basketball game in the Atlantic Coastal Conference. The NC State Wolfpack (22-8) will visit Cameron ...

They had 21 turnovers to NC State and lost. They’ve been very aggressive in their last four consecutive wins, passing the ball selflessly and attacking the hoop with authority. However, they’ve historically covered the spread against the Blue Devils, going 7-3 ATS in their last 10 meetings. NC State is 4-5 ATS on the road. The Wolfpack handed the Blue Devils a terrible loss the last time these two teams met and they will be looking to replicate that result here tonight. The biggest challenge, however, will be overcoming the rocking Duke crowd in Cameron Indoor. In their first meeting with the Blue Devills, the Wolfpack were able to force 21 turnovers and win the game by 24 points. The NC State Wolfpack (22-8) will visit Cameron Indoor Stadium to take on the Duke Blue Devils (21-8). If NC State can play defense half as well as they did the first time out, this game will remain close. They shot only slightly better from the field than Duke, but were able to force a whopping 21 Blue Devil turnovers and convert them into buckets on the other end. They’ll be hungry to finish their ACC schedule off strong, starting with a win against NC State. The Duke Blue Devils will be making the tournament once again in the history of their storied program, but have not enjoyed the regular season success they’ve seen in years past.

Jeremy Roach scored 20 points and helped Duke hold off North Carolina State in a 71-67 victory to win its fifth straight game and complete a 16-0 home ...

State has completed its regular season and is off until the ACC Tournament, which begins next Tuesday. Duke finishes the regular season at North Carolina on Saturday. Smith’s 3 at the end made it a four-point margin. Proctor made four free throws around a missed 3 by Joiner. Terquavion Smith, who along with Joiner averages over 17 points a game and scored 24 points in the Wolfpack's 84-60 win over the Blue Devils on Jan. Mark Mitchell scored 12 points and Dereck Lively II grabbed 12 rebounds.

NC State still has some work to do to lock up an NCAA Tournament bid. A win at Cameron Indoor on Tuesday night would go a long way to locking in their ...

In a battle of unranked ACC teams, the NC State Wolfpack (22-8) will make the short trip to Durham to take on the Duke Blue Devils (21-8). At Cameron Indoor Stadium, I like the Dukies to come out strong, covering the 6.5 in the end. The NC State Wolfpack got off to a hot start this season, winning 15 of their first 19 games. Against fellow ACC opponents, the Wolf Pack is 12-7, having already defeated the Blue Devils back once this year by a score of 84-60 (back on January 4). The Blue Devils, winners of four-straight games, will look to make it five consecutive victories on Tuesday evening. era, Duke’s new head coach Jon Scheyer has kept the Blue Devils competitive, playing to a 12-6 conference record thus far.

NC State and Duke will take center stage on Tuesday night as the teams meet in the final regular season game of ACC play.

Led by Roach, the Blue Devils held on late to finish off the program's 19th undefeated season inside the walls of Cameron Indoor Stadium.

But for me, the first time I ever visited Duke was coming to a Duke game. State early in the first, scoring seven quick points to pace the visitors with Smith in foul trouble and held scoreless until a pair of free throws with 15:27 to play. But the Blue Devils managed to slow Burns down late in the first frame. Filipowski and Lively controlled the glass for the Blue Devils, combining for 26 rebounds as Duke won the rebounding battle 44-35. Offense was hard to come by for both teams in the opening minutes, as the Wolfpack took a 4-2 lead into the media timeout. On one possession, Filipowski came over to help in the post, forcing the Wolfpack big man into a travel. His offense was key, but the Blue Devils made a living at the free throw line, shooting 12-of-17 at the stripe before the break. With the shot clock winding down and the students in Section 17 providing a live countdown, Roach — who finished with 20 points — burst off the 3-point line and drove for the basket, cutting the N.C. Another Duke run materialized in an instant, and a Filipowski and-one — complete with flex and roar — gave Duke its biggest lead at 59-47 with 8:38 to go. The graduate guard collected 26 points Tuesday to lead all scorers and kept the Wolfpack in it whenever their deficit threatened to get out of hand inside Cameron Indoor. The freshman forward opened the half with a corner three and ushered the Wolfpack into an early timeout with a tough jumper from the midrange. Jeremy Roach, Mark Mitchell, Tyrese Proctor and Kyle Filipowski combined for 54 points in what doubled as a revenge game, and Duke walked out of Cameron Indoor on Senior Night with a season-long five-game winning streak to its name, adding fuel to the fire ahead of Saturday’s showdown at North Carolina.

The Duke basketball team survived a rally inside Cameron Indoor Stadium on Tuesday night against North Carolina State to go unbeaten at home this year.

Duke has racked up the victories inside Cameron Indoor Stadium this season, 16 to be exact, and the Blue Devils have won five games in a row heading into the regular season finale in Chapel Hill on Saturday night (6:30p.m. Victories in March (or the last day of February) do not have to be pretty. [Jeremy Roach](https://goduke.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=18163) and [Tyrese Proctor](https://goduke.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/tyrese-proctor/18366) with the last six points.

You got the distinct feeling that these two teams don't much like each other. There was plenty of pushing and shoving, particularly between Tyrese Proctor and ...

The tension wasn’t as high as it was between Smith and Proctor or maybe Burns and Lively, but it was there. By the time the second half started, Duke had established a certain level of dominance and ultimately pushed out to a 12-point lead. He calmed him down, more or less, and hilariously, held Lively at arms length even though Lively was resisting him. But the Pack fought back and cut that back to three points at 67-64 with :34 left. Filipowski and Lively did not back down to Burns or anyone else. And then there was Jeremy Roach. At one point, the crowd was on Burns and he yelled back that Lively couldn't defend him one-on-one. Filipowski helped to double team at times, and while Burns scored 13, he shot just 6-15 to do it. You have to say this for State: you know Kevin Keatts craves toughness and that’s a tough group. He knows exactly what he can and can’t do and clearly he’s become a leader. Speaking of Gantt, we got the sense that he and Filipowski aren’t exactly buddies. There was plenty of pushing and shoving, particularly between Tyrese Proctor and Terquavion Smith.

The ACC Tournament in Greensboro begins next week. “That team, they've grown so much,” NC State coach Kevin Keatts said of Duke after the loss. The Wolfpack ...

A win over the Tar Heels on the road Saturday would give Duke its third Quad 1 win of the season and possibly deny its rival a chance to make the NCAA Tournament. The win over NC State moved Duke to 6-1 in Quad 1 games. That growth has been shown in the recent NET (NCAA Evaluation Tool) rankings that have the Blue Devils at No.

State, which capped a perfect season inside Cameron Indoor Stadium for first-year coach Jon Scheyer. The former Duke star thanked the home crowd and his team's ...

[Get the fastest scores, stats, news, LIVE videos, and more. The former Duke star thanked the home crowd and his team's intensity level following the rivalry win. That's what we've really hung our hat on all year long."