While the focus will undoubtedly skew toward Duke — with or without Cooper Flagg — UNC, Clemson and Louisville are coming off thrilling finishes in their own quarterfinals.

NCAA tournament, the ACC received just four bids, which is tied with the Mountain West for the fifth-most in the field. The SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and Big East all recei

Duke buckled down with a dominant stretch of defense in the second half of a 73-62 win against Louisville on Saturday at Spectrum Center. The Blue Devils (31-3) held the high-scoring Cardinals (27-7) below 70 points for the second time this season to win their 23rd ACC Tournament title.

Duke’s current efficiency is 38.15, the nation’s highest since the 2001 Blue Devils ended the season, with an NCAA championship, at 37.32. The only team with a higher KenPom efficiency at time of the year? Duke’s 1999 team that went 37-2 and finished with a 43.01 efficiency.

It wasn’t a suprise that a Duke freshman was named the Most Valuable Player of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament.

Duke freshman star Cooper Flagg looked comfortable and unbothered in his NCAA Tournament debut as he returned from a sprained ankle

Duke star forward Cooper Flagg returned to the team Friday after missing nearly all of the ACC tournament with a sprained left ankle. After his team's 93-49 first round win over Mount St. Mary's to open the NCAA tournament,

Duke avoided the worst-case scenario when it came to Cooper Flagg's ankle injury during the ACC tournament. Flagg, who went down in the Blue Devils' conference tournament opener against Georgia Tech,