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The Duke’s basketball looms Wake Forest’s demon on the beginning of Saturday, building a half-time with 35-22 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where John Sheyer and his blue devils had lost two straight. But the visitors jumped out of the gates in the second half, ahead, 23-4, on the way to a deficit of 45-39 with eight minutes and changed, remaining in the game.
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No worries are needed.
The freshman’s phenomenon Cooper Flag faced the challenge of a jumper. The rookie/striker Kon Knupel made the same less than a minute later. He graduated from the striker Mason Gilis followed his lead as he sprayed for three just 49 seconds afterwards. And the flag regained Duke’s lead by 48-47 by a smooth arrangement from the glass with 5:44 to play.
Plus, the Blue Devils bought in Sheyer’s switch to the area on the other end of the floor, holding Wake Forest (15-5, 7-2 ACC) to just 11 points in the final 9:58 of the action and head back to Durham with Victory With a feeling of 63-56 revenge when withdrawal.
So the victory. “
If Duke is a championship team, he will overturn a switch into moments like this and get the victory.
– Matt Jiles (@Mattgilesbd) January 25, 2025
The switch is inverted. Undoubtedly in this.
Behind 24 points from Flagg, 15 from Knueppel and 11 from Gillis, Scheyer’s third batch of Blue Devils extended its winning series to 13 and remained unbeaten in ACC game, improving to 17-2 as a whole and 9-0 against the conference.
A big road dub 👿 pic.twitter.com/06anv0o0dx
– Duke’s Basketball (@Dukembb) January 25, 2025
Now Duke’s basketball is preparing to host the NC State Wolfpack (9-10, 2-6 ACC) at Cameron Stadium indoors, where the Blue Devils have not lost after the final of the regular season 2023-24, at 8:30 pm. Et Monday (ESPN).
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