The Hurricanes will be short handed going against the Blue Devils as they look to pull off the upset of the century in Cameron.

When Duke beat Notre Dame Saturday, Cooper Flagg, rightfully so, carried the narrative. But when the Blue Devils took down the Hurricanes, the story was about every man on the court and off the bench,

Following freshman Cooper Flagg’s record-setting performance over the weekend, Duke men’s basketball is looking to close out their three-game homestand by preserving their unbeaten record so far at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Duke poured in 17 3-pointers, including six from freshman Kon Knueppel, as the Blue Devils rolled over last-place Miami in ACC basketball at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Duke’s student section donned full body paint to watch the Blue Devils defeat the Hurricanes in a sound 89-54 victory. Sensational shooting and lockdown defense delivered the team its 11th-straight victory.

Freshman Kon Knueppel had 25 points and six 3-pointers to help Duke beat Miami to stay unbeaten in the ACC. The Hurricanes have lost six straight and 13 of 14.

Cooper Flagg continues his dominance in college basketball, as he helped Duke basketball extend their winning streak to 11 games after defeating Miami 89-54. It was a total team effort for the Blue Devils,

But in the first half of the Duke basketball home game against the Miami Hurricanes (4-12, 0-5 ACC) on Tuesday night, fellow freshman guard/forward Kon Knueppel decided to put on an impressive display of his own,