A Charlotte Hornets curse? Duke’s Cooper Flagg goes down in his first ACC tourney game
Duke star Cooper Flagg sprained his ankle in the first half of his first game in the ACC Tournament, possibly meaning he won’t play in Charlotte again until his NBA career begins. The Hornets are one of many NBA teams who would love to have Flagg.
Photos: Duke holds off UNC in Charlotte to advance to the ACC Championship in men's basketball
Kon Knueppel scored 17 points and Duke held off a second half rally by North Carolina to beat its rival for the third time this season, 74-71 on Friday night in Charlotte to reach the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament championship game.
A trio of prospects that Jeff Peterson and company should have their eye on as the ACC world takes over their backyard.
It's Day 3 of the ACC Tournament. Follow along with updates and highlights from every quarterfinal game at the Spectrum ...
After no team within 700 miles of Charlotte played in the Wednesday night session of the ACC Tournament, Duke, UNC and Wake ...
In round three of the Battle of the Blues this season — which this time around was a fight for a spot in the Atlantic Coast ...
Forward Jae’Lyn Withers moved too early, negating Ven-Allen Lubin’s free-throw attempt and giving Duke the ball back.
Duke freshman Cooper Flagg appeared to injure his left ankle after slipping under the basket and was helped to the locker ...
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Here's a look at the schedule, start times and TV channels for Friday's semifinal games at the ACC basketball tournament ...
Conference expansion, escalating economics took away what made the ACC Tournament great. That includes having all of ACC ...
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