The Duke men's basketball team just refuses to stop winning. The Blue Devils hosted a red-hot Pittsburgh Panthers team at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Tuesday night, and despite a six-minute spell without freshman superstar Cooper Flagg in the opening half,

The Blue Devils’ dominant defense was again on point against Pittsburgh, and freshmen Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel were active on offense.

The No. 4 Duke Blue Devils are one of the hottest teams in college basketball, having won eight straight games ahead of Tuesday night’s matchup against the

Cooper Flagg was still simmering, angry at himself, for picking up his third foul so early in the second half before knocking away an entry pass to force a turnover. He collected the ball and raced across halfcourt,

The Duke men's basketball team defeated Pittsburgh 76-47 on Tuesday, but it was one play that stood out more than the final score. Freshman Cooper Flagg

Duke freshman superstar Cooper Flagg does everything well on the basketball court, so it can be easy to forget that the 18-year-old forward is as capable of highlight-reel dunks as anyone in the country.

Cooper Flagg rebounded from a lackluster first half with an electrifying dunk, spurring Duke to a blowout of Pitt on Tuesday night.

No. 4 Duke defeated Pitt 76-47 on Tuesday at Cameron Indoor Stadium to improve to 5-0 in ACC play. Duke star freshman Cooper Flagg finished with 19 points, 10 rebounds and four assists to notch the sixth double-double of his career.

Flagg picked off an entry pass near Pitt's basket before going coast-to-coast and throwing down a powerful dunk through Diaz Graham, who was called for a foul on the play. The one