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CHARLOTTE—As blue and white confetti fluttered down to the Spectrum Center floor, Zion Williamson made sure to dap up each of his teammates. But he didn’t stop there, continuing down the line to congratulate Duke’s assistant coaches and managers as well.
Vermont Catamounts: 27-6, 14-2 in the America East
CHARLOTTE—How do you top a Duke-North Carolina epic, a game that came down to the buzzer with wild swings of momentum and an electric crowd inside the Spectrum Center?
CHARLOTTE—Six days ago in Chapel Hill, Zion Williamson made a prediction—albeit not a very bold one: He, along with the rest of his teammates, would get another shot at North Carolina.
Saint Mary's Gaels: 22-11, 11-5 in the West Coast Conference
On the eve of Duke's 2019 ACC tournament opener, it's more than okay to start looking ahead to next week. As much as the Blue Devils would love to bring a 21st conference title back to Durham, they know that a sixth national title would be even sweeter.
After scoring his fourth goal of the night and second in a row, Utah attackman Jimmy Perkins wheeled away toward the Utes' bench in celebration. The visitors, playing just their seventh game in program history, were having a ball in Durham midway through the second quarter.
Michigan Wolverines: 28-6, 15-5 in the Big Ten
Virginia Tech Hokies: 24-8, 12-6 in the ACC
Houston Cougars: 31-3, 16-2 in the American Athletic Conference
Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs: 23-11, 11-6 in the Big South
Shortstop Ethan Murray waded back into shallow left center, drifting right under what looked to be the final out of Sunday's second game.
For the second time in as many seasons, a Blue Devil is the best player in the ACC.
CHAPEL HILL—As Duke shuffled off Roy Williams Court and down the hall toward its locker room, there was near silence. Coach K, initially ahead of the group, stepped to the side, watching as his young team headed for the showers.
CHAPEL HILL—R.J. Barrett stepped back at the top of the key, shaking a Tar Heel defender and canning a triple with 2:12 to play. It was the cherry on top of a 10-0 run, and it had the fans inside the Dean Dome wondering: Would the Blue Devils pull off another miraculous comeback?
There may be no player more dangerous in the country than Loyola attackman Pat Spencer. The senior, who dropped three goals and five assists in his first-ever NCAA tournament game against the Blue Devils three years ago, entered Thursday night tied for the lead in the nation at 7.4 points per game.
With Selection Sunday just 10 days away, I'm eagerly awaiting the full bracket reveal. Sure, we know who the national title contenders will probably be, but it's going to be fun to theorize some exciting second-weekend matchups. Duke vs. Marquette for the Coach K-Wojo battle, anyone?
With every ACC team through at 16 league games and the conference tournament set to begin in just a week, it's time to start looking ahead to Charlotte.
Jack White really did not want to smile. After hitting his first 3-pointer in more than a month, the junior tried his best to grit his teeth and hustle back on defense.
No. 3 Duke is taking care of business against Miami after closing the half on an 18-3 run and leading 47-19 at the break. The Blue Devils have caused the Hurricanes plenty of trouble, generating double-digit points off turnovers as Duke looks to lock up a double-bye in the ACC tournament with a victory.