No. 11 Duke Defeats Seattle 70-48, Rebounds After Kansas Loss

The Blue Devils relied on strong defense and a second-half surge to secure their fifth win of the season at home.

Duke held Seattle to just 21.3% shooting, with the Redhawks missing 23 of 25 shots during a key stretch of the game.
Freshman Cooper Flagg contributed nine points, nine rebounds, and seven assists, showcasing his versatility and potential as a top NBA prospect.
A 13-0 run by Duke early in the second half, capped by Isaiah Evans' driving dunk, extended their halftime lead and sealed the game.
Seattle's Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe led his team with nine points and 12 rebounds, but Seattle struggled offensively, making only 4 of 27 three-point attempts.
Duke, now 5-2, prepares to face undefeated No. 4 Auburn on Wednesday in a pivotal ACC/SEC Challenge matchup.