(36-45) * (44.45%) * (-1,606.00) * ATS * YTD ** 2025-2026 * Reg. Season * Playoffs * updated
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(1-2) * Sun * Indiana +10.5
Florida Atlantic +4.5
covers * Butler +2.5 ![]()
Tonight I like Short & Sweet: woof woof
Tread carefully still grinding away!
Syracuse Orangemen +20.5 -110 PINNACLE @ Duke Blue Devils * 7:00 pm ![]()
Last Meeting ( Feb 5, 2025 ) Duke 83, Syracuse 54
No. 4 Duke has plenty to be excited about entering the last few weeks of the regular season, and Syracuse might have some renewed hope heading into the final stretch.
The teams clash for the only time this regular season Monday night at Durham, N.C., in Atlantic Coast Conference play.
Duke (23-2, 12-1 ACC) has won back-to-back games since its only conference loss, maintaining first place in the league. Saturday's victory against No. 20 Clemson also means the Blue Devils have knocked off eight ranked teams.
"We don't try to make statements to anybody else," Duke swingman Isaiah Evans said. "I feel like we just look at every game as an opportunity to find out about ourselves."
Syracuse (15-11, 6-7) is coming off a pair of riveting home victories. There was Wednesday night's double-overtime conquest of California and Saturday's 79-78 comeback triumph against SMU on Nate Kingz's basket with 2.3 seconds remaining.
"The fight that these guys had these last two games," Syracuse coach Adrian Autry said. "There's no quit in this team. We have some dips here and there, but they continue to fight."
The Orange will aim for their first three-game winning streak since their first three games in January. This will be a sizable challenge.
"It's Duke, obviously, playing at their homecourt," Autry said.
--Field Level Media







