US EditionDuke and Houston square off in the Final 4
- Duke and Houston will compete in a Final Four matchup on Saturday in San Antonio.
- Duke, with a 35-3 record, seeks their sixth national title, while Houston aims for their first.
- The Blue Devils departed for San Antonio on Wednesday with fan support and excitement.
- Coach Scheyer quoted, "You talk about five guys moving together on defense, they're the best at it," praising Houston's defense.
- Both teams respect each other, with Houston emphasizing their gritty nature and Duke acknowledging the challenge ahead.
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Coach K Makes Decision On Duke's Final Four Game
Meet The Cheerleaders Of The NCAA Tournament (1:32) Coach K has finalized his decision on Duke's NCAA Tournament Final Four game on Saturday night.The legendary college basketball coach made 13 Final Fours during the course of his iconic career. He won five national championships and 15 ACC Tournament titles, before calling it a career. Coach K retired in 2022, handing the program over to former player Jon Scheyer, who helped lead the Blue Devil…
Final, Final Four simulation results and key Maliq Brown injury update shed light on emerging trend
With Saturday night’s Final Four tipoff drawing near, updated simulation results suggest the margin between No. 1 Duke and No. 1 Houston may be widening — and one key reason could be Duke’s getting back a crucial weapon just in time.
A Pair Of Looks For Houston And Duke
Houston vs. Duke, 8:49 ETThe following is a true story: After the Elite Eight was over, and the Final Four was set, I decided I would go check my brackets. I knew I was doing well in at least one or two of them, because, yes, I picked all four #1 seeds to make the Final Four. To be clear, I'm not from the Geoff Clark school of bracket building - he only does one bracket and enters that into anywhere he is a part of. I do a bunch of different one…
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