Duke Blue Devils guard Cayden Boozer was on the wrong side of a crucial play at the end of Sunday’s Elite 8 matchup against the UConn Huskies. With a two-point lead and ten seconds on the clock, Boozer was double-teamed in the backcourt and threw a bad pass that was tipped.
ESPN college hoops analyst Dick Vitale just reacted to No. 1 seed Duke's epic NCAA Tournament loss on Sunday. Duke, the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, was shocked by UConn in the Elite Eight on Sunday.
For the second season in a row, the Duke Blue Devils saw their season come to an end at the hands of one of the most historic collapses in the history of college basketball.
In a back-and-forth affair, Duke was able to pull away with a victory against a red-hot St. John's team to advance to the Elite Eight. Isaiah Evans and Cameron Boozer led the way with Evans putting up 25 points and Boozer having 22.
Duke and UConn once again put on a game for the ages, with the Huskies coming back for a dramatic 73-72 win. People will compare it to Houston’s comeback last year, but it’s not quite the same thing: this time, Duke’s Caleb Foster and Pat Ngongba were playing with serious foot injuries, and Maliq Brown had back spasms after Friday’s win over St.
What. Just. Happened. In one of the most stunning collapses in the history of college basketball, the 1-seed Duke Blue Devils have fallen to 2-seed UConn 73-72 in the Elite Eight.
There had never been a No. 1 seed lose in the NCAA Tournament after leading by 15 points after halftime. Thanks to a costly late turnover and a 35-foot jumper by Connecticut's Braylon Mullins, Duke ended up on the wrong end of an epic comeback, and UConn is heading back to the Final Four with a 73-72 win.
As the UCLA women’s basketball team and star Lauren Betts look to lead themselves to a national championship, their journey continues after a thrilling win over the Duke Blue Devils in the Elite Eight on Sunday, 70-58.
The 1-seed Duke Blue Devils are looking to get back to the Final Four for the second season in a row under head coach Jon Scheyer, and only 2-seed UConn stands in their way.
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For the third straight year, Duke is moving on to the Elite Eight after a hard-fought victory over 5-seed St. John's. The Blue Devils have been battling injuries over the last few weeks, but were finally able to get two key players back in Patrick Ngongba and Caleb Foster, giving the roster a much-needed boost at the right time.
Sunday's Elite Eight matchup between Duke and UConn features two injured point guards returning from injuries earlier than expected -- Duke's Caleb Foster and UConn's Silas Demary Jr.
After Duke’s remarkable win over St. John’s, the Blue Devils have to suck it up for another major encounter with a Big East team, and it’s UConn, and all the ties that it implies.
The 1-seed Duke Blue Devils are advancing to their third consecutive Elite Eight appearance under head coach Jon Scheyer, as the Blue Devils took down 5-seed St.
The 1-seed Duke Blue Devils emerged victorious in a thriller with 5-seed St. John's in the Sweet 16 on Friday night. The Blue Devils were able to rally late and walk away with an 80-75 victory, cementing the program's third straight Elite Eight appearance under head coach Jon Scheyer.
Big programs like Duke will always have their fair share of naysayers, and it'll be up to Boozer and company to shut down the outside noise and prove them wrong on the court.
It wasn't easy, but No. 1 seed Duke punched its ticket to the Elite Eight on Friday night by taking down No. 5 seed St. John's in a 80-75 thriller. Cameron Boozer and Isaiah Evans combined for 47 points in Duke's win over St.
Duke women’s basketball head coach Kara Lawson has built a reputation for demanding excellence, and that intensity was on full display during the Blue Devils’ recent NCAA Tournament preparations.
A quick look at the box score of Duke's 80-75 win over St. John's on Friday night will show that Cameron Boozer (22 points, 10 rebounds, three assists) and Isaiah Evans (25 points, four rebounds) played key roles in their win to send the Blue Devils to the Elite Eight. But there was another core player on this Duke team that played just as big a role.
Isaiah Evans and the No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils are facing off against the No. 5 St. John's Red Storm in the Sweet 16 on Friday. They're looking for a third straight win in the NCAA Tournament, already taking down the No.