The 2024-25 Duke basketball squad will reportedly welcome one of the SEC’s recent powerhouse programs to Cameron Indoor Stadium.
As one of the nation’s premier powerhouse programs, Duke basketball continuously carries around the reputation and national hatred that comes with being a blueblood. Debate often rages on about which programs are truly “bluebloods." Those lists typically include Kentucky, Kansas, UNC, and the
The Duke basketball program will be able to put things to the test later this year when the Blue Devils host one of those up-and-coming programs. Duke and Auburn have only faced off four different times, with only one of those matchups being played in the 21st century. The Blue Devils are undefeated in those four games, with the most recent victory coming during the 2018-19 season, as Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett led the Blue Devils to a 78-72 win over the Tigers in the Maui Invitational semifinals
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