Duke Blue Devils Secure Number One Seed

0:00On March 15th, the top-ranked Duke Blue Devils capped off an 11-game winning streak by beating Virginia's 74-70 in the ACC, tournament championship on Saturday night. Underhead coach John Shayer, this marks their third conference tournament title in four seasons, solidifying their dominance in the ACC all year long. Virginia put up a strong fight, especially their big men, who held national player of the year candidate Cameron Booser to just 13 points on. Three of 17 shooting his worst scoring night of the season. Still, the six-foot nine-forward stepped up elsewhere, with eight rebounds, eight assists, and a steal to help secure the win. Duke heads into the NCAA tournament as the number one team in the AP poll, NCAA net rankings, and Ken Palm with the most quadrant one wins and victories over top 25 opponents of any squad. Their record stands at 16-2 in top games, 22-2 in the first two quadrants, and perfect

1:00at home. With selection Sunday right around the corner, the Blue Devils have locked in their destiny for the number one overall seed. They hold a head-to-head edge over Michigan, and top Arizona in key metrics, like Quadrant One wins and wins above bubble. Anything less would defy. Logic. Expect Duke to enter March Madness as the team to beat, riding high after proving their cut above the rest.