In win against Incarnate Word, No. 4 Duke's second-half defense made the difference
From the opening tip, the Blue Devils made life miserable for Incarnate Word’s offense. Even without Duke’s best defender, Maliq Brown, the Cardinals, averaging 75.5 points per game this season, were suffocated by Duke’s pressure and discipline.
No. 4 Duke overcomes a sluggish start and beats Incarnate Word 72-46
Khaman Maluach scored a season-high 17 points and No. 4 Duke beat Incarnate Word 72-46. Maluach — a 7-foot-2 freshman center from South Sudan — shot 6 of 7 from floor and had seven rebounds as the Blue Devils (8-2) won their fourth straight.
The SDSU football team entered the FCS Playoffs as the three-seed, hoping to win their third straight national championship.
They will challenge the Duke Blue Devils at 7:00 p.m. ET at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Cardinals are no doubt hoping to put ...
Incarnate Word: The Cardinals were outmatched by Duke. But they should be competitive in Southland Conference play. Leading ...
In six seasons at Villanova, Connor Watkins has seen a lot. Four of those seasons ended in the FCS playoffs, typically after ...
No. 4 Duke got off to a slow start against Incarnate Word on Tuesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium but pulled away in the second ...
SAN ANTONIO – Meet Instant Replay’s newest Scholar Athlete of the Week: Chloe Hawkins of Incarnate Word High School.
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