Coach K, Jared McCain and other stars present in Duke vs. Unc

Duke’s legendary coach Mike Crisisky and former security of the blue devils Jared McCain They were at the Cameron Stadium indoors to watch the game of the rivalry of Duke-north Carolina on Saturday night.

Krzyzewski, who directed the Duke at five national titles during his 42-year term, was sitting in court with his wife. In this photo, he was seen smiling while his wife spoke with school security staff.

Meanwhile, McCain has also returned to Cameron indoor stadium, and the ACC network has published it on social media.

McCain, who played for the Blue Devils last season, played 23 games for Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA 2024-25 season. He suffered a torn meniscus in the left knee, forcing him to miss the rest of the season.

In addition to Krzyzewski and McCain, two prospects that were interested in playing in Duke attended the game. They are a five -star Nate Ament and Five Star High School in Brothon five -star Jordan Page.

The 6-foot-9 Ament is on an official visit to Duke (for a sports illustration), while Page was in Durham for an unofficial visit to John Sheyer and his staff.

Boozer twins – Cameron and Kaiden – They also attended the highly anticipated game of rivalry, and so former Duke Star and College Basketball analyst Jay Williams and four -star striker Shelton Henderson.

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Duke runs Wild in ACC with a great victory for rivalry over North Carolina

The victory over North Carolina on Saturday proves the seriousness of the Duke of taking the title of the regular ACC season after losing it last season to its longtime enemy.

The Blue Devils used a 16-0 jump in the first half to take control of the game and to secure their 11th consecutive ACC victory. Duke broke the back of North Carolina outside the perimeter, making 10 to 20 shots from the 3-point line.

They are still a game in front of Clemson (18-4, 10-1) in the ACC, but the Jon Scheyer team seemed ready to perform well in the post-season, with all the pieces moving effectively.

Duke has won its ACC games with an average of 19.8 points, with its lowest victory margin against Wake Forest (63-56) and the highest against Miami (89-54).

They will return to Wednesday night against Syracuse in a game that will be played in the JMA wireless dome. The orange (9-12, 3-7) is on the heels of Triver loser slider and are looking for a disorder against the blue devils to increase their faded campaign for the 2024-25 season.