Duke basketball freshman sensation Cameron Boozer has completely distanced himself from the rest of the nation in terms of who the best player in college basketball is.
We’ll get more into this when it gets closer to game time obviously, but as you probably know, Duke and Michigan are set to play on Saturday. With Michigan #1 and Duke #3 and the amount of attention both programs get, but especially Duke, ticket prices were never going to be cheap.
It's no secret to anyone around college basketball at this point of the 2025-26 season that Duke basketball freshman phenom Cameron Boozer is the runaway frontrunner to win the National Player of the Year award.
In Tuesday’s ACC Action, SMU surprised Louisville 95-85, Florida State came back to beat Boston College 80-72, Miami just barely got by Virginia Tech 67-66, and NC State ripped UNC apart, 82-55.
In last summer’s NBA Draft, Cooper Flagg went first to Dallas, Rutgers’ Dylan Harper second to San Antonio, Baylor’s V.J. Edgecombe third to Philly and Flagg’s Duke teammate Kon Knueppel fourth to Charlotte.
The No. 3-ranked Duke Blue Devils (24-2, 13-1 ACC) are gearing up to take on No. 1 Michigan this Saturday in Washington, D.C. at Capital One Arena in what could very well be the best game of the entire 2025-26 college basketball season.
Over the past few weeks, Duke has been among the nation’s most active programs on the high school recruiting trail. Under head coach Manny Diaz, the Blue Devils have emerged as contenders for some of the top prospects in the 2027 class and are continuing to target several additional recruits.
A Monday night game being the 3rd game in 6 days, directly after a top 20 win against Clemson, truly felt like it could have been a trap game. Especially with the number 1 team in the nation looming next.
The No. 3-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 24-2 overall and 13-1 in ACC play following a 101-64 demolition of Syracuse (15-12, 6-8 ACC) on Monday night.
The No. 3-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 24-2 overall and 13-1 in conference play following a dominant 101-64 defeat of Syracuse (15-12, 6-8 ACC) at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Monday night.
In Tuesday’s ACC Action, Boston College is at Florida State, Louisville sees SMU, Virginia Tech goes to Miami and UNC takes the short drive over to Raleigh to see about Will Wade’s NC State Wolfpack.
Gary Payton built a Hall of Fame NBA career from 1990-2007. A 6-4 native of Oakland, California, Payton went to Oregon State, where he built a tremendous reputation as a defender and all-around point guard.
Duke was able to have its best defensive performance this season against 20th-ranked Clemson on Saturday afternoon. The Blue Devils limited the Tigers to 35% shooting from the field as a team and 6-of-24 (25%) shooting from three-point range.
Syracuse kept up with Duke for about the first 11 1/2 minutes but after that, it was all Duke in a 101-64 blowout. For the first few minutes, Syracuse did play well and to their credit, they competed hard throughout.
The Duke Blue Devils boast one of the best resumes in college basketball and have been firmly in the mix to earn a 1-seed in the NCAA Tournament for the past several weeks.
#4 Duke Blue Devils (23-2, 12-1 ACC) vs Syracuse Orange (15-11, 6-7 ACC) Monday, Feb. 16 • 7:00 p.m. ET Cameron Indoor Stadium (9,314) • Durham, NC TV: ESPN Radio: Blue Devil Sports Network from LEARFIELD The Blue Devils welcome in the Syracuse Orange in a quick turnaround in Cameron Indoor Stadium Monday night on ESPN.
The No. 4-ranked Duke Blue Devils improved to 23-2 overall and 12-1 in league play following a 67-54 victory at Cameron Indoor Stadium over No. 20 Clemson (20-6, 10-3 ACC) on Saturday.
Next up for Duke is a Monday visit from the Syracuse Orange. The Blue Devils get a Saturday-Monday turnaround which is actually useful since it simulates the NCAA tournament structure where you (hopefully) play a second time with one day’s rest (in fairness, so does the Orange, and they have to fly, too).
Former Duke Blue Devils star Jay Williams recently appeared on ESPN’s Get Up, making it clear that he believes college basketball produces a better on-court product than the NBA.
The Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels are set to renew college basketball's most heated rivalry Saturday night at the Dean Smith Center. ESPN's "College GameDay" rolled into Chapel Hill for the special occasion, with the crew making their picks in front of a packed, divided crowd ahead of the 6:30 p.m.
North Carolina freshman Caleb Wilson’s dislike of Duke goes beyond the historic rivalry between the two blue-blood schools. Wilson has emerged as one of the best freshmen in a loaded 2025 college recruiting class.