NCAAB

Clemson Tigers at Duke Blue Devils

· NCAA Men's Basketball
20-6, 6-3 Away
Final
54 - 67
23-2, 12-0 Home

Boozer, Evans lead No. 4 Duke past No. 20 Clemson 67-54 to stay in control of ACC race

Cooper Flagg enjoys Cameron Boozer's big dunk

Isaiah Evans added 17 points for the Blue Devils (23-2, 12-1 Atlantic Coast Conference), who made 11 of 16 shots after halftime and pushed a 31-26 edge past a 20-point margin midway through the second half.

This marked Duke's 29th straight home win and eighth victory against an AP Top 25 opponent this year. The Blue Devils entered the weekend tied with No. 2 Michigan for the national lead with 10 Quadrant 1 wins to top a postseason resume.

The 6-foot-9, 250-pound Boozer, who began the day ranked fifth nationally in scoring by averaging 23.0 points, made 7 of 14 shots with a pair of 3-pointers to go with eight rebounds, four assists and two steals.

Carter Welling scored 12 points for the Tigers (20-6, 10-3), who entered the week tied with Duke for the ACC lead. But Clemson lost at home Wednesday to a Virginia Tech team trying to shore up its NCAA Tournament chances, then struggled to make much of anything Saturday, with the Blue Devils holding the Tigers to long stretches of contested looks.

Notably, Clemson made just 5 of 15 layups in this one while the Tigers finished with a season-low scoring output — the previous low was 63 points in a Jan. 31 victory over Pittsburgh — despite finishing with just nine turnovers.

Clemson made just 6 of 24 3-pointers on the way to its 22nd straight loss at Cameron Indoor Stadium since a 75-70 win in January 1995.

Up next Clemson: The Tigers play a second straight game in North Carolina, visiting Wake Forest on Wednesday.

Duke: The Blue Devils host Syracuse on Monday.

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Recent Plays

2nd 0:00 End of Game 54 - 67
2nd 0:00 End of 2nd half 54 - 67
2nd 0:06 Dillon Hunter makes 25-foot three pointer 54 - 67
2nd 0:16 Cayden Boozer subbing in for Duke 51 - 67
2nd 0:16 Isaiah Evans subbing out for Duke 51 - 67

Statistics

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20-57 FG 23-54
35 Field Goal % 43
6-24 3PT 10-29
25 Three Point % 34
8-10 FT 11-15
80 Free Throw % 73
32 Rebounds 37
9 Offensive Rebounds 9
23 Defensive Rebounds 28
10 Assists 15
4 Steals 5
4 Blocks 3
9 Turnovers 10
2 Team Turnovers 2
9 Total Turnovers 10
0 Technical Fouls 0
0 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
8 Points Off Turnovers 13
3 Fast Break Points 7
22 Points in Paint 24
15 Fouls 10
2 Largest Lead 22
3 Lead Changes 3
6 Percent Led 91

Game Information

Cameron Indoor Stadium

Location: Durham, NC
Attendance: 9,314 | Capacity:

2025-26 Atlantic Coast Conference Standings

TEAM CONF GB OVER
Duke 17-1 - 33-2
Virginia 15-3 2 29-5
Miami 13-5 4 25-8
North Carolina 12-6 5 24-9
Clemson 12-6 5 24-10
Louisville 11-7 6 24-10
NC State 10-8 7 20-14
Florida State 10-8 7 18-15
California 9-9 8 22-11
Stanford 9-9 8 20-12
Virginia Tech 8-10 9 19-13
SMU 8-10 9 20-14
Wake Forest 7-11 10 18-16
Syracuse 6-12 11 15-17
Pittsburgh 5-13 12 13-20
Notre Dame 4-14 13 13-18
Boston College 4-14 13 11-20
Georgia Tech 2-16 15 11-20
Full Standings