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Duke travels to Charlotte to face Clemson in a pivotal ACC Tournament clash for a spot in the final.
Duke has lost only to Texas Tech and North Carolina by a total four-point margin this season.
Cameron Boozer is highlighted as a key factor, showing one of the best freshman seasons in recent college basketball.
Boozer has improved his three-point shooting since January, with 2-for-5 from deep in the latest ACC clash against Florida State.
Clemson’s defense allows opponents to shoot 32.7 percent from three, ranking highly in the nation for three-point defense against Duke’s shooters.
Duke previously beat Clemson 67-54 in a regular-season matchup.
The play on Boozer centers on his improved three-point production and willingness to shoot from deep.
Analysts expect Boozer to have another solid game from beyond the arc against Clemson.
Duke head coach and staff will lean on Boozer’s perimeter improvement to gain an edge.
The ACC Tournament setting in Charlotte adds high stakes as both teams push toward the conference final.

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Pacers eyed among top four picks in 2026 mock drafts, with several analysts weighing the best fit.
Cameron Boozer is viewed as having the highest floor among top prospects, with early NBA-ready potential for Indiana’s rotation.
Darryn Peterson emerges as a high-ceiling guard option with backcourt fit alongside Tyrese Haliburton.
AJ Dybantsa is highlighted by several scouts as a top athlete with downhill scoring ability at 6'9".
Caleb Wilson is described as a two-way forward with high motor and strong rebounding, potentially rivaling Boozer in development.
Kurt Helin calls Dybantsa the best athlete in the class at 6'9" and a top fit for teams seeking upside.
NBADraft.net and The Athletic place Boozer and Wilson in top-four considerations for the Pacers.
Analysts emphasize the importance of a top-four pick to maintain Indiana’s roster trajectory.
The article compiles opinions from ESPN, CBS Sports, No Ceilings, NBADraft.net, The Athletic, Bleacher Report, NBA Draft Room, and NBC Sports.
Multiple prospects are noted for potential fit with Indiana’s core, including Boozer, Peterson, Dybantsa, and Wilson.

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Duke captured a 73-61 ACC semifinal win over Clemson to reach the championship, setting up another clash with Virginia.
Virginia again proved difficult for Boozer, containing him more effectively than Duke's other recent foes, per late-season matchups.
Boozer's strong ACC Tournament start continued, averaging 23.5 points, 12 rebounds, and 4.5 assists through two games.
Duke's rotation has been narrowed by injuries to Caleb Foster and Patrick Ngongba, affecting depth for the stretch run.
Virginia's two-point defense and offensive-rebounding prowess pose a stern test for Boozer and Duke in the title game matchup.
Duke previously routed Virginia 77-51 at Cameron Indoor, but UVA’s frontcourt stifled Boozer in the rematch.
Virginia’s interior defense is anchored by Onyenso and Grunloh, who are among the ACC leaders in blocked shots this season.
Duke pursues a continued ACC title run, balancing Boozer’s evolving physicality with a defensive-minded approach amid injuries.
Boozer’s draft stock remains bright, showcasing a cerebral, versatile game despite the tough final against UVA.
Duke is projected to be a No. 1 seed on selection Sunday with a talent-rich path to the 2026 NBA Draft, despite Boozer’s (and the team’s) uneven night in the final.

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