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The Hurricanes will be the first opponent Duke plays for a second time, with the Blue Devils falling in Monday's AP poll after losing two straight games as a top-5 team for the first time since 2015.
This week was a dark time for Duke.
The Cardinals established an early lead in the first half and, despite several waves of counterattack, Duke wasn't able to pull off the comeback.
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Duke fell into the same hole that has plagued it in some of its ugliest games of the season, coming out flat and letting its opponent run away with the game early.
The Blue Devils and Cardinals played a battle for the ages Saturday.
Here are five observations from the opening period.
As Duke gets set for its toughest test since early December, a key rotation piece will return to action in the team's first opportunity to get back on track.
Follow the action here as the ESPN crew previews No. 3 Duke's blockbuster against the 11th-ranked Cardinals live in Durham.
Duke is already dealing with the loss of forward Wendell Moore Jr., whose defense was noticeably missed during the loss to Clemson, and will rely heavily on White to minimize the potency of Nwora’s jumper.
The last time Duke and Louisville played, it took a miracle for the Blue Devils to win.
Here are five things to watch for as two ACC powers clash.
Depending on how he plays out of the gate, Williamson may also shake up the race for Rookie of the Year, which has so far been led almost unopposed by Memphis' Ja Morant.
The 79 points allowed to Clemson were the most the Blue Devils have given up to an ACC opponent thus far—and that's just one thing to fix.
Duke played some of its worst basketball of the season Tuesday night, crumbling at the feet of Clemson.
Clemson breezed past 65 points on the strength of an unusually prolific 3-point shooting night and a ferocious offensive strategy.
Duke and Clemson battled all night, but the Tigers delivered the final blow Tuesday night.
Clemson caught fire from deep and powered through Duke’s defense for some tough buckets to energize the crowd at Littlejohn Coliseum.
Duke and Clemson fans came together to celebrate the Tigers’ road win against North Carolina Saturday night—their first win in Chapel Hill in program history—but will be on opposite sides once again this week, as Clemson will play host to the Blue Devils back home in the Palmetto State.
After losing Wendell Moore indefinitely to a broken hand, the Blue Devils will be without another key reserve.
If there were one thing to nitpick about Duke’s recent performance, it would be its free throw shooting.
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