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Top-ranked Duke won't have star freshman Cooper Flagg for Friday night's ACC tournament semifinal against rival North Carolina, with the Blue Devils officially ruling him out about two hours before tipoff in Charlotte, North Carolina.
With Selection Sunday around the corner, teams will soon learn their fate. Have they built a compelling enough case for an at-large bid? Will they need to bolster their résumé with conference tournament wins? Or do they need an automatic bid to qualify for the Big Dance?
The Duke men's basketball program became synonymous with March Madness in the mid-1980s. The Blue Devils had success in the NCAA tournament before then, but it wasn't until Duke hired Mike Krzyzewski as head coach on March 18, 1980, that the school became a mainstay in the tournament and hung its first national championship banner.
One of the most underrated aspects of March Madness is the conference tournaments where teams on the bubble make their final push for the NCAA Tournament and elite teams try to cement high seeds.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Duke coach Jon Scheyer said it's a «real long shot» that freshman star Cooper Flagg will be able to play in the ACC tournament semifinals because of an ankle sprain.
March Madness is here, and there's no better time than this week and next to watch projected 2025 NBA draft picks play in their respective conference tournaments and the NCAA tournament.
March Madness is finally here, folks. The college basketball tournament is truly one of the best times on the sports calendar.