Isaiah Evans’ career-high 32 points propelled the Blue Devils. Miami and Clemson also won on a day of competitive quarterfinals.

A win is a win, right? “I mean, it’s an ugly win,” Duke forward Cameron Boozer said, “but on to the next.” If only that was all No. 1 Duke had to worry about. But in the Blue Devils’ first litmus test without two critical starters — point guard Caleb Foster and center Patrick Ngongba,

Isaiah Evans scored a career-high 32 points as top-seeded Duke held off eighth-seeded Florida State's upset bid to win 80-79 Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Charlotte.

Duke's ACC Tournament Quarterfinal opponent shouldn't be taken lightly.

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) The Atlantic Coast Conference has spent the season regularly putting the most teams in the AP Top 25 and touting itself as the nation's deepest conference. Now those teams are jostling for the ACC crown with three weeks left in the ...

Florida State men's basketball enters ACC play with a 7-6 record after finishing their non-conference schedule. The Seminoles struggled against top competition, going winless against Power 4 opponents and experiencing a five-game losing streak. While the ...