Duke heads into men's Final Four as betting favorites - ESPN
Duke heads to a men's Final Four made up of all No. 1 seeds as the favorite to win the national championship.
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Duke heads to a men's Final Four made up of all No. 1 seeds as the favorite to win the national championship.
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