Eleven games into what is thus far a historically prolific Duke basketball career, freshman power forward and probable 2026 NBA Draft lottery pick Cameron Boozer has accomplished something no other player anywhere has done in the past 30 years.
It was likely a rough film study session for the Duke Blue Devils, are they won 97-73 over the Lipscomb Bisons. If you did not watch this game or tuned in after the first half, you might have questions on why it was a tough film study day for the Blue Devils.
While it often seems like Duke is competing for the country's top prospects in every recruiting class, the Blue Devils and head coach Jon Scheyer have especially done well in the 2026 cycle, already securing commitments from three top recruits and competing for several more.
A look at team free throw shooting shared here earlier this season revealed remarkable across-the-board efficiency, with virtually every ACC squad converting at least 70 percent of its foul shots for several years now.
In Wednesday’s ACC Action, Wake Forest dodged an upset by Longwood 71-68. Syracuse trumped Mercyhurst 76-62, Pitt sunk Binghamton 103-63, NC State clobbered Texas Southern 108-72 and Stanford took care of UT Arlington 76-60.
Cameron Boozer has been a consistent positive for the Blue Devils en route to an 11-0 start to the season. Jon Scheyer has leaned on the talented freshman often during Duke's undefeated start, and he has given no reasons as to why that shouldn't continue.
Remember this past spring when NC State fired Kevin Keatts and fans made a big push to hire Will Wade away from McNeese State? Remember the cockiness he had when he took the job?
The ACC Champions, the Duke Blue Devils, have one more game remaining this season. That is their bowl game against the Arizona State Sun Devils. The Blue Devils are going to the Sun Bowl, looking to cap off an amazing season for this team.
The Duke Blue Devils have had a huge 2025 College Football season. They have done things that many did not even think Duke would be in a position to do.
At least until March, Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and Duke football head coach Manny Diaz are both reigning ACC champions. And as Scheyer noted
After 10 days off from games Duke hosted Lipscomb, while a tournament team last season the Bisons had a ton of turnover, something not unfamiliar to the Blue Devils.
At some point, you’d think people who make a living in basketball would figure this out: intelligence can compensate for athleticism. The classic examples are Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, but there are others: Steve Kerr, Don Nelson, Draymond Green, Charles Oakley, Stephen Curry and, most recently, Kon Knueppel.
The undefeated Blue Devils have two more non-conference games on the schedule. One seems like a given for the college basketball blue blood, while the other will be a true challenge.
In Tuesday’s ACC Action, Louisville fell at Tennessee 82-63, UNC dismissed East Tennessee State 77-58, Dayton beat Florida State 97-69, Clemson got by South Carolina 68-61, Miami stung FIU 98-81 and Georgia Tech slipped by Marist, 87-76.
Duke has had an unpredictable season to say the least. Despite five losses and a horrendous defense, the Blue Devils willed themselves to a conference championship.
For most of the junior league’s life span, the NBA and ABA had a testy relationship. The ABA did a lot of things the NBA did not like at all, like introducing the three point shot and having a flashier, fun focused game compared to the NBA’s stodgier, walk-it-up style.
It was a tale of two halves. Well, more specifically it was a tale of turnovers in two halves. In the first half against Lipscomb, Duke seemed totally disjointed and tossed the ball away constantly, racking up 16 before the break, which was somewhat shocking for a team that has really taken care of the ball all season.
Duke basketball jumped out to a 10-0 lead over the unranked Lipscomb Bisons (6-5, 0-0 ASUN) in Cameron Indoor Stadium on Tuesday night, as the No. 3-ranked Blue Devils (11-0, 0-0 ACC) initially looked the part of their unbeaten selves in the 97-73 victory.
The Duke Blue Devils return to action today, after having last week off due to finals week. The Blue Devils are looking to extend the unbeaten streak that they have had since the start of the season and get back on the court and continue to show that they are the best team in college basketball.
If the unranked Duke Blue Devils defeat the ranked Virginia Cavaliers in the ACC Championship, it would trigger a historic and controversial college football scenario: the ACC, a Power 4 league, would likely be left out of the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff entirely.