In win against Incarnate Word, No. 4 Duke's second-half defense made the difference
From the opening tip, the Blue Devils made life miserable for Incarnate Word’s offense. Even without Duke’s best defender, Maliq Brown, the Cardinals, averaging 75.5 points per game this season, were suffocated by Duke’s pressure and discipline.
No. 4 Duke overcomes a sluggish start and beats Incarnate Word 72-46
Khaman Maluach scored a season-high 17 points and No. 4 Duke beat Incarnate Word 72-46. Maluach — a 7-foot-2 freshman center from South Sudan — shot 6 of 7 from floor and had seven rebounds as the Blue Devils (8-2) won their fourth straight.
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Where are the Duke Blue Devils in the ESPN Basketball Power Index after their UIW win?There must have been some panic within Cameron Indoor Stadium when the Duke men's basketball team only led Incarnate Word by ...
Duke coach Jon Scheyer was pleased with freshman Isaiah Evans' performance against Incarnate Word on Tuesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Stop me if you have heard this one before. Maalik Murphy is back in the transfer portal. The former star recruit by Texas left Austin right before the College F ...
But the Cardinals of recent seasons have grown into more well-rounded units, and with rain falling and temperatures in the 40s Saturday at Benson Stadium, No. 6 UIW proved it was ready to play ...
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