


Duke Claims ACC Title; Selection Sunday Approaches with NCAA Tournament Field Awaiting Final Teams
Duke wins ACC Championship. Selection Sunday highlights upcoming NCAA tournament bids and key matchups.
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Overview
Duke secured its 23rd ACC Championship title with a 73-62 victory over Louisville, led by MVP Kon Knueppel’s 18 points. Tyrese Proctor excelled with six 3-pointers, while Cooper Flagg and Maliq Brown missed the game due to injury. Meanwhile, Selection Sunday approaches with 136 teams vying for NCAA tournament spots. Nine automatic qualifiers remain, with key championship games scheduled today, including Tennessee against Florida in the SEC. Indiana and UNC face uncertain fates in the selection process, while favorites for men's and women's brackets emerge ahead of the tournaments starting March 20.
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Duke won the ACC Tournament by defeating Georgia Tech, North Carolina, and Louisville in consecutive games. They secured the title with a 73-62 victory over Louisville, led by Kon Knueppel's 18 points and Tyrese Proctor's six 3-pointers.
Cooper Flagg and Maliq Brown missed Duke's final two ACC Tournament games due to injuries.
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