Assuming first-year Duke basketball forward Maliq Brown doesn't encounter any significant setbacks stemming from the dislocated shoulder he sustained late
A most unusual big man who had a huge impact this season Maliq Brown’s season was disrupted by injuries, first to an ankle and then twice to a shoulder.
The Duke Blue Devils are set to take on the Houston Cougars on Saturday in a prime-time Final Four matchup with Cooper Flagg leading the way. However, there are some concerns with Maliq Brown, who is dealing with a shoulder injury ahead of the big game.
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When Duke basketball forward and defensive standout Maliq Brown dislocated his shoulder for the second time in the Blue Devils’ opening game of the ACC Tournament, many of the program's fans believed that could be the last they would ever see of him this season.
Potentially great news for the Blue Devils Jon Scheyer revealed some potentially good news Wednesday afternoon: Maliq Brown might be ready to go Thursday against Arizona.
In the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 stage, the Duke Blue Devils are set to face the Arizona Wildcats in a heavily anticipated showdown. While much of the focus has been on the health of star freshman Cooper Flagg, another crucial storyline is whether Duke will get a boost from forward Maliq Brown.
The Arizona Wildcats (24-12) were already massive underdogs heading into Thursday's NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 matchup against Duke. Now Arizona will have to contend with the unexpected return of Duke forward Maliq Brown, who has been sidelined for two weeks with a shoulder injury.
Duke basketball was without the services of junior transfer forward Maliq Brown (shoulder) and starting freshman guard/forward Cooper Flagg (ankle) for the ACC Tournament semifinals and championship bout.
The No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils are in the Sweet 16 after wins over No. 16 Mount St. Mary's and No. 9 Baylor, both of which came by 20 or more points. However, Duke now faces No.
The Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team suffered tough injuries to Maliq Brown and Cooper Flagg during their ACC tournament match against Georgia Tech
The Duke basketball squad, fresh off Thursday's 78-70 quarterfinal win over Georgia Tech at the ACC Tournament in Charlotte's Spectrum Center, faces the archrival UNC Tar Heels, playing their third game in as many days, in the semifinals at 7 p.m.
The No. 2 Duke Blue Devils are looking to close out their impressive 2024-25 college basketball regular season with a win over the arch-rival North Carolina Tar Heels on Saturday night.
With a chance to wrap up an ACC regular season title and secure the No. 1 seed for next week's ACC Tournament in Charlotte's Spectrum Center, Jon Scheyer's third Duke basketball squad is in Chapel Hill for a rivalry showdown against the UNC Tar Heels.
The Duke basketball squad has won four straight without junior forward Maliq Brown, an All-ACC Defensive Team selection last year as a Syracuse sophomore.
The question seems to be when, not if. As you probably know, Maliq Brown dislocated his shoulder in the Virginia game. It was a weird non-contact injury but things happen and he left the game and was in a sling on the bench.
Duke forward Maliq Brown dislocated his left shoulder during the first half of the third-ranked Blue Devils' 80-62 win over Virginia on Monday, and he won't be back on the floor anytime soon.
Sometimes, it feels like the only way to beat the Duke Blue Devils is for something unexpected to happen. One of the most unexpected things that could happen in sports is that dreaded “I” word that fans across all sports and nations hate: injury.
The No. 3-ranked Blue Devils improved to 23-3 overall and 15-1 in ACC play via Monday night's 80-62 road win over the Virginia Cavaliers (13-13, 6-9 ACC).
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer watched his Blue Devils ease past Virginia 80-62 on Monday. But he witnessed an uneasy moment involving his forward Maliq Brown.
The Duke basketball team (18-2, 10-0 ACC) will be at full strength when the program hosts the reeling UNC basketball squad (13-9, 6-4 ACC) for the first of this season's two scheduled rivalry bouts, tipping off in Cameron Indoor Stadium at 6:30 p.m.
Leading up to Maliq Brown's right knee injury against Notre Dame on Jan. 11, Duke basketball had won by over 20 points six straight times. Now, counting
Duke defensive stopper Maliq Brown will be sidelined several weeks with a sprained knee, Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer announced Monday. Brown was injured during the first half of Saturday's 86-78 victory over Notre Dame in Durham, N.C.
The Duke Blue Devils’ recently lost to the Kansas Jayhawks as Cooper Flagg failed to make an impact for the former. In turn, sports analyst Skip Bayless dropped one piece of handy advice for the prospective number one pick in next year’s NBA Draft.