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Sophomore Luke Kennard is the only player in a Power-5 conference averaging at least 20 points per game and shooting 50 percent from the field and 40 percent from the 3-point line.
If Matt Jones can shut down Virginia point guard London Perrantes, the Cavaliers could have trouble scoring Wednesday.
Luke Kennard took over the game Saturday against Clemson with 15 straight Duke points and finished as the only Blue Devil in double figures with 25.
Luke Kennard was Duke's only player in double figures, but his 25 points were barely enough to carry the Blue Devils past Clemson.
Duke rose to No. 12 in this week's rankings, but has to travel to No. 14 Virginia Wednesday night.
Sophomore Luke Kennard scored 15 straight Blue Devil points in the second half as Duke withstood a furious Clemson rally.
Kennard, Allen and Tatum shoulder a huge chunk of the scoring load for the Blue Devils, which could make Duke vulnerable in the postseason if their perimeter shots don't fall.
Shelton Mitchell gave the Blue Devils fits in the second half, scoring 21 of his career-high 23 points after halftime.
The player filed a lawsuit against the University, which was sealed Wednesday afternoon.