After Suffering Their First Atlantic Coast Conference Loss Of The 2021-2022 Season To Miami 76-74 Saturday In Durham Duke Dropped Six Spots In Week 10 Of The AP Top 25 Poll To Number 8
After suffering their first Atlantic Coast Conference game of the 2021-2022 season to Miami 76-74 on Saturday in Durham Duke dropped six spots in Week 10 of the AP Top 25 to number 8.
“according to https://collegebasketball.ap.org/hometownsource/poll
Duke lost their first Atlantic Coast Conference game of the regular season on Saturday on the hardwood because they lost to Miami 74-76 in Durham.
In Duke’s 74-76 loss to Miami After falling behind 74-71 on the Paolo Banchero dunk, Miami pushed the ball down the court and got it to Charlie Moore, who drove the lane and finished a layup while being fouled. Moore missed the ensuing free throw, but Jordan Miller grabbed the offensive board before Kameron McGusty hit a floater to put the Canes ahead. Isaiah Wong knocked down a free throw with eight seconds remaining to make it a two-point game, and after junior Wendell Moore Jr.'stransition three-pointer rimmed out, the Blue Devils (12-2, 2-1 ACC) were left with 0.7 seconds on the clock for one last look. The inbounds pass went to freshman Trevor Keels, who had a look from deep but the shot did not fall as Miami (13-3, 5-0) escaped with the road victory.
“according to an article on goduke.com”
Duke Head Coach Mike Krzyzewski had this to say about Duke’s 76-74 loss to Miami to David Shumate who is the voice of the Blue Devils. “We’re not where I hope we’re going to be, we played a fast, good & older team tonight & the story of the game was the turnovers. We played well at times & had an opportunity to win but you have to finish though and we didn’t finish.”
”according to David Shumate’s account on Twitter”
As for the rest of the AP Top 25 Poll it looks like this!
Baylor
Gonzaga
UCLA
Auburn
Southern California
Arizona
Purdue
Duke
Kansas
Michigan State
Houston
LSU
Wisconsin
Villanova
Iowa State
Ohio State
Xavier
Kentucky
Texas Tech
Seton Hall
Texas
Tennessee
Providence
Alabama
Illinois