Duke Dominates ACC, Sweeps Awards

0:00On March 12, Duke wrapped up the ACC regular season as the top team by far, finishing with a 29-2 overall record in 17. One in conference play. They pulled away from everyone else, showing total control from start to finish. Their only loss came in a tight 71-6DA game at North Carolina, thanks to a last-second three-pointer. After that, Duke rattled off H-Straight wins, beating opponents by an average of 23 points each time. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Duke's award hall, which swept nearly every category. Cameron Booser grabbed player of the year and rookie of the year honors, leading the team with 22.7 points, 10.2 rebounds, and sharp shooting from everywhere. Coach John Shire earned his first ACC coach of the year award after rebuilding the roster and landing a number one seed in the NCAA tournament. Malik Brown picked up six-man and defensive player of the year, anchoring the defense that's been lights out all season.

1:00Other standouts like Isaiah Evans on 13-all ACC and Patrick Nongba, with honorable mention Round out a loaded squad, now eyeing another ACC. Turn them in, run.