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With 4:54 remaining, the Blue Devils led 40-15.
In the decreasing minutes, tar heels tried to light something. The prom Duke didn’t score almost three minutes, but the Blue Devils found their rhythm again.
Flag hit Zumer’s jumper to finish the first half and press Duke to 47-25 leads.
Knueppel opened the second half of a heater, stabbing and making a 3-indicated one within the first minute of the game. For the first time, the whole game, Tar Heels and Blue Devils traded baskets, but Knueppel began to heat up again.
After arranging, Knueppel struck along Davis on the subsequent driving for an easy basket. Duke led 62-34 in the brand 15:34. The success of the Blue Devils continued from there.
“They have caused many capitalized our mistakes,” said junior striker Jalen Washington.
Tar Heels managed to hold 7-0 on the 6:57 brand, with three first year ahead of Drake Powell limited it. After two, they made free throws from Flagg, Tar Heels worked to make the deficit smaller, scoring 11 points in three minutes while holding Duke to zero.
With 3:31 remaining, Duke led with 17 points.
Despite the efforts of Tar Heels, it was not enough to challenge the Blue Devils, who did not go naked in the field in seven minutes in the last minutes of the second half.
Tar heels could never find something that is enough.
After a week of rest, Tar Heels will return to Dean E. Smith Center to take on Pete at 16:00 on Saturday.
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Emma Moon
Emma Moon is an assistant editor-in-chief of 2024-25. She used to be a summer editor of sports and as a senior writer. Emma is a senior specialty in media and journalism and English. She has red hair and Kara Rei.
