San Antonio — Duke blew a 14-point lead on Saturday night in a 70-67 loss to Houston in the Final Four. Duke head coach Jon Scheyer spoke with reporters after the season-ending loss along with ...

Duke, on the other hand? It dropped a bowling ball on the gas pedal, just as Scheyer had hoped, ballooning its then-nine-point lead to as many as 20 for an 85-65 victory. Kon Knueppel led all ...

and two blocks for Duke, who shot 53.6% from the field and had 40 points inside the paint. The Blue Devils used a final 13-1 run, highlighted by a Knueppel dunk, to stretch the lead to 72-58 with ...

Things don't get easier for Houston, as their Final Four opponent is the odds-on favorite to win the entire tournament in the Duke Blue Devils. Duke was the No. 1 seed in the East Regional and ...

Later, No. 1 seed Duke flexed its muscles and imposed it dominance against two-seeded Alabama. The Blue Devils made their first Final Four under head coach Jon Scheyer and will play the winner of ...

They hit three of their first five 3s but missed nine of the next 10 while Duke jumped out to an early lead by scoring 13 points in the first 3:10. The Crimson Tide shot 5-for-19 from behind the ...

A live scoreboard is below the live score updates and game highlights. Duke has a 52-45 lead with 15:38 left to play. Every time Alabama makes a run to trim the lead to six or seven points ...

The teams combined for 35 turnovers. South Carolina led by as many as 11 points in the second quarter, but Duke fought back to grab the lead in the third quarter. Duke held its first three ...

Duke put on a defensive masterclass over the game’s final eight minutes. After a pair of free throws by freshman Alabama guard LeBaron Philon cut the lead to 65-58, Duke held the Crimson Tide ...

11:11 p.m. — Tyrese Proctor finishes a fairly quiet night with a three to extend Duke's lead to 20. We're nearing the end here. 11:06 p.m. — This is going to be Duke's first Final Four ...

The Duke women's basketball team held a narrow 37-32 lead over UNC through three quarters. Duke's Alson Jackson and UNC's Reniya Kelly traded 3 balls inside 3 minutes in the third quarter.