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NO. 1 DUKE 89, BAYLOR 66

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NO. 1 DUKE 89, BAYLOR 66

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Duke trounces Baylor 89-66 to advance to the Sweet 16

Tyrese Proctor is the only remaining Duke starter from the Blue Devils’ Elite 8 run last year. They lost in a heartbreaker to conference opponent NC State, who went on a Cinderella run to the Final Four. Proctor struggled in the 76-64 defeat, shooting 0-9 from the field and finished with a zero in the box score. But in this year’s tournament, Proctor put it all behind him. He posted a 19-point, five assist night against Mount St. Mary’s in the o…

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Proctor Leads Duke to Sweet 16 in Blue Devils' 89-66 Win Over Baylor - Duke University

Behind a career-high 25 points from Tyrese Proctor , No. 1-seed Duke defeated No. 9-seed Baylor, 89-66, on Sunday, March 23.

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Duke Dominates Baylor 89-66 to Advance to NCAA Sweet 16

Duke's No. 1-seed basketball team triumphed over 9-seed Baylor with a decisive 89-66 victory, securing their spot in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament. The Blue Devils took control with significant runs before halftime, with standout performances from Cooper Flagg and Tyrese Proctor, who scored 18 and 25 points, respectively. Remarkably, this victory marks Duke’s 15th consecutive Sweet 16 appearance as a 1-seed. Baylor struggled to recover aft…

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Larry Brown Sports

What happened to Cooper Flagg's eye in Baylor game

Those who watched Duke’s win over Baylor in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday may have been wondering what happened with Cooper Flagg. Flagg scored 18 points with 9 rebounds and 6 assists in the Blue Devils’ 89-66 win over the Bears in their East Region game at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, N.C. But the ACC Freshman of the Year also dealt with a puffy eye after he got hit in the face with some incidental contact while going for a reb…

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