CHARLOTTE — Duke survived a one-point win over Florida State in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals on Thursday, defeating the Seminoles 80-79 at Spectrum Center. Isaiah Evans scored a career-high 32 points, Cameron Boozer added 23 points and 10 rebounds, and Maliq Brown produced pivotal defensive plays late. Robert McCray V scored 25 and Lajae Jones added 28 for Florida State. Duke outrebounded FSU 46-25. The Blue Devils, missing starters Caleb Foster and Patrick Ngongba II with leg injuries, advanced to the semifinals to face North Carolina or Clemson on Friday, with independent analysis. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Duke's win, even without key players, shows resilience. If you're a fan, it's a thrilling moment. If you're a sports bettor, it's a reminder: always consider a team's depth. Check the injury reports before placing your bets.
Duke's victory over Florida State was a nail-biter. Isaiah Evans and Cameron Boozer stepped up big time. The Blue Devils now face either North Carolina or Clemson in the ACC semifinals. Worth forwarding if you know a Duke fan or a sports bettor.
Duke University benefited by advancing to the ACC semifinals, reinforcing team momentum and preserving a strong NCAA tournament positioning despite missing two starters to injury.
Florida State suffered a narrow defeat that ended their ACC Tournament quarterfinal run despite multiple high-scoring individual performances from Robert McCray V and Lajae Jones.
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Duke Survives Florida State, Advances to ACC Semifinals
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