No. 1 Duke fends off UNC rally, makes ACC title game
CHARLOTTE - Kon Knueppel scored 17 points and No. 1 Duke, playing without star freshman Cooper Flagg, held on after building a 24-point lead, beating North Carolina 74-71 in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament semifinals on Friday night. North Carolina botched a late free-throw situation that could have given it the lead.
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One of the advantages of being a program like Duke is having players of Knueppel’s caliber to step up in the absence of the ...
While Duke holds its breath after Cooper Flagg's ankle sprain, Kon Knueppel's performance in the ACC quarterfinal win over ...
Duke lost Cooper Flagg to a left ankle injury in the first half, then rallied behind freshman Kon Knueppel to defeat Georgia ...
Without Cooper Flagg, Duke got everything it could handle from North Carolina — and an unexpected gift that proved decisive ...
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North Carolina just blew its shot at the ACC Tournament championship game in perhaps the worst way possible. With just 4.1 ...
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Kon Knueppel scored 17 points and No. 1 Duke held off a furious second half rally by North Carolina to beat its rival for the ...
Ahead of Duke 's Friday night contest against North Carolina, the Blue Devils were officially confirmed to be without ...
Kon Knueppel scored 17 points and Duke held off a second half rally by North Carolina to beat its rival for the third time ...
Kon Knueppel and Khaman Maluach join Cooper Flagg as Duke standouts in ESPN’s latest mock draft, projecting both in the top ...
Despite the Tar Heels' resilience, the Blue Devils held on to secure their third victory over UNC this season.
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