Duke's Dominant Season, March Madness Bound

0:00On March 9th, Duke wrapped up their regular season on a high note, beating number 17 North Carolina 76-61 at Cameron Indoor, stadium. The number one ranked Blue Devils finished 29 wins and two losses overall, with a 17 wins and one loss mark in the Atlanta coast. Conference. They're sitting atop the Associated Press poll, the NCAA net rankings, and Ken Palm ratings. Led by national player of the year, favorite Cameron Booser, coach John Shayer's team wrote an 8-game winning streak into the postseason. Those victories came by an average of 23.1 points, with their closest call being a 5-point win over the number one Michigan in a seabour. Neutral side game. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Duke's resume, one of the strongest in college basketball history, that when 15-2 in top tier Quadrant 1 games, perfect 15-0 at home, and 10-1 on the road. No other team matches their dominance against ranked foes, finishing 11-2 versus Associated

1:01Press, top 25 opponents, which ties the all-time record. What sets Duke apart is their brutal schedule, both in non-conference play, and a tougher than usual Atlanta coast conference slate. Only Arizona has more Quadrant 1 wins, but the Blue Devils overall body of work has them controlling their destiny for the number one overall seed in the NCAA tournament. As they head into the conference tournament in March Madness, Duke lives battle tested in prime for a deep run, potentially cutting down the nets. Come early April.