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Following one of Duke's most complete performances of the year, it can now look toward the Round of 32 with yet another top-25 opponent standing in the way of the Blue Devils' first Sweet 16 trip in three seasons.
Buffalo Bulls: 26-8, 15-3 in the Mid-American Conference
Oklahoma Sooners: 18-13, 8-10 in the Big 12
Duke Blue Devils: 26-7, 13-5 in the ACC
After falling on the road to Virginia Tech Monday, Duke returns to Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday night to take on North Carolina for its final game of the regular season. The Blue Zone gives a player for both teams that could be the difference in the game:
Duke Blue Devils: 25-6, 13-5 in the ACC
As they have consistently done throughout their time in a Duke uniform, graduate students Rebecca Greenwell and Lexie Brown carried the Blue Devils Sunday afternoon.
Duke has struggled to find and retain a consistent offensive identity this season. The devastating loss of redshirt sophomore Haley Gorecki for the season has only compounded matters.
Following a disappointing loss to their archrival, North Carolina, the Blue Devils will look to stop the bleeding at Georgia Tech Sunday at 6 p.m. The Blue Zone gives three keys for a Duke victory:
On Sunday afternoon, the Blue Devils left Cameron Indoor Stadium in defeat for the first time all season.
Duke was not the only ACC team this weekend to battle back from a double-digit deficit only to fall short in the closing minutes.
After the Blue Devils' fifth loss of the season, all of which have come on the road, they will return home looking to extend their regular-season winning streak at Cameron Indoor Stadium to 29 games.
For a moment, Duke’s 18-year winning streak against the Cavaliers hung in balance.
After an uninspiring loss at N.C. State Saturday afternoon, Duke will hit the road once again with a trip to Pittsburgh Wednesday at 7 p.m. looking to get back to .500 in ACC play. The Blue Zone gives three keys for the Blue Devils to walk out of a hostile environment victorious this time:
The Blue Devils will make the short trip to Raleigh to take on N.C. State Saturday at 8 p.m. looking to give themselves a winning record in the ACC. No. 2 Duke downed then-No. 24 Florida State in its last contest, but struggled mightily on defense. The Blue Zone gives three keys for the Blue Devils to come out on top:
Last season, an 84-82 defeat to N.C. State at home capped a dismal streak of three losses in four games, nearly pushing the Blue Devils out of the top 25.
After holding opponents to 40 points or less for a program-record three consecutive games, the Blue Devils can tie the ACC record of four straight Friday evening.
After the Blue Devils were just one point shy of breaking the school record for most points in a half, it seems fitting that at least one program record fell in a 124-point performance.
Yet to break 100 points so far this season, the Blue Devils have set themselves up nicely to quickly surpass triple digits.
After three-consecutive come from behind victories in the second half last week at the PK80 championship, No. 1 Duke looks to continue its undefeated season against Indiana in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. Despite a slow start, the Hoosiers have rebounded and enter Wednesday’s contest on a three-game win streak.
