Cooper Flagg's ESPN-worthy dunk will be the key highlight from Duke basketball's 76-47 win against Pitt on Tuesday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium. But the fourth-ranked Blue Devils' defense has been the story of the season.

Running the table in a power conference is incredibly difficult, but with how well Duke is playing — and how poor the rest of the ACC looks — it’s not out of the question.

Duke star Cooper Flagg will likely never play a second of college basketball with Cam Boozer, but Flagg says the Blue Devils are getting a “prototype player” next season.

Pitt men’s basketball traveled to Durham, NC. on Tuesday night and lost to No. 4 Duke by 29, losing 76-47 in Cameron Indoor Stadium

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg entered the season as perhaps the top professional prospect on the college level. And Flagg senses he's getting better on a regular basis. Flagg will try

It was another rocking night at Cameron Indoor Stadium, as Duke basketball (13-2) continued its path to March through the visiting Pittsburgh Panthers 76-47, led by star freshman Cooper Flagg. Flagg capped off his streak of dominance with his sixth double-double of the season,

Duke basketball superstar Cooper Flagg entered Tuesday's game against the Pittsburgh Panthers as the reigning ACC Player of the Week and ACC Rookie of the Week, a product of his consecutive 24-point outings against Virginia Tech and SMU.