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Louisville falls to Duke in ACC Championship

Tyrese Proctor scored 19 points and made six 3-pointers as Duke defeated Louisville 73-62 to win its second Atlantic Coast Conference title in three years.
Duke secured its 23rd ACC title, the most in conference history, exceeding rival North Carolina by five titles, according to official tournament records.
Louisville competed in its first ACC final since joining the league in 2014, finishing 27-7 this season, according to coach Pat Kelsey.
The game's key moment was Duke's 12-0 run in the second half, fueled by Proctor's performance, which helped secure their win.

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