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Duke 90 Notre Dame 60

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Final.

Duke is by far the best team in college basketball. They would beat Kentucky by 23.

Duke went on a 43-7 run at one point in this game...

Key stat from this game.. Okafor 2-2 from the stripe..

Key stat from this game.. Okafor 2-2 from the stripe..

 

Is that two games in a row where he hasn't missed a free throw? Craziness.

Is that two games in a row where he hasn't missed a free throw? Craziness.

 

Oh no, vs GT Wednesday he threw up normal number 4-8.

Duke sucks.

 

Crap, you're always right....

Would have been more happy to see Duke win this one by 40, but I am happy anytime Notre Dame gets pasted.

 

Duke with four players hitting double digits.

ND is just one of those teams that I love to see get pounded. Not because they are great or anything, just like to see them get pounded, even if it is by Duke!

Duke sucks.
Agreed

No career high in everything possible for Grant, Duke steam rolls....

As unstopple as Okafor is, Justise can be when he wants too. He is the player that will lead Duke to a final four. He is the difference. Guy is a straight stud when he turns it on.

Very impressive win by Duke; the Devils are looking really good right now.

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