Tyrese Proctor scored 23 factors and No. 3 Duke ran away from visiting Stanford for a 106-70 romp on Saturday in Durham, N.C.
Cooper Flagg chipped in with 19 factors and 6 assists and Khaman Maluach racked up 17 factors on 8-for-9 capturing for Duke (22-3, 14-1 Atlantic Coast Convention), which shot 62.5 % from the sector and made 14 of 29 photographs from 3-point vary.
The Blue Devils have rolled to victories twice since their 16-game profitable streak ended on Feb. 8 at Clemson. Sion James added 14 factors and 6 assists and Caleb Foster had 10 factors off the bench.
The workforce’s level complete matched essentially the most below third-year coach Jon Scheyer. The margin of victory was the biggest for Duke in an ACC sport this season.
Maxime Raynaud poured in 18 of his 19 factors within the first half for Stanford (16-10, 8-7). Oziyah Sellers had 11 factors and Donavin Younger notched 10.
The Cardinal have misplaced 4 of their final 5 video games, happening 0-2 on this journey after a loss at Georgia Tech on Wednesday. This was Stanford’s first go to to Duke, and the Cardinals received a heavy dose of Cameron Indoor Stadium noise.
Stanford guard Jaylen Blakes, who performed the previous three seasons for Duke, had two factors on 1-for-10 capturing in his return to campus.
Proctor posted 17 factors within the first half as Duke led 49-34 on the break. The Blue Devils shot 58.1 % from the sector (18 of 31) within the half.
Proctor made 5 3-pointers for the sport and Flagg, who was 7-for-13 from the ground, made three photographs from past the arc.
Sellers had an early spark for Stanford with seven of the workforce’s first 13 factors.
Each groups had three 3-pointers barely greater than six minutes into the sport, however Duke held a 21-13 lead at that time by scoring on 5 consecutive possessions that resulted in a Stanford timeout.
The Blue Devils made 13 of their first 19 photographs and led by 17 factors, 37-20.
–Subject Degree Media