Duke Wins ACC Tournament, Historic Triple Crown

0:00On March 15th, top-ranked Duke captured his 24th ACC tournament title with a tight 74-70 victory over 10th-seated Virginia. At the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, this marks the second stray crown for the Blue Devils in a game full of twists, with 12 ties and 16 lead changes. Isaiah Evans led the way with 20 points, sealing the win with free throws in the final seconds, while Caden Booser added 16 points and, Cameron Booser chipped in 13 points, 8 assists and 8 rebounds. The Blue Devils grabbed the lead for good with two minutes and 49 seconds left, thanks to Caden Booser's offensive rebound and layup. Virginia kept fighting back, cutting the gap to too late, but Duke held firm from the line to close it out. This triumph makes Duke the first ACC school ever, to win football, men's basketball, and women's basketball championships, all in the same academic. Year, joining Rare Company with schools like Ohio State and Georgia. After coach John Shayer, Duke now has three ACC tournament titles in four years, including

1:03wins in 2023, 2025, and this. One in Charlotte, they've dominated it lately, taking five of the last nine completed tournaments. Duke awaits its NCAA tournament seating on Sunday's selection show at 6 p.m. on CBS, wrapping up another stellar season on a high note.