GAME DAY · WEEK 21
Connecticut vs Duke
Connecticut
#7 · 33-5
Duke
#1 · 35-3
Connecticut
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Connecticut
Duke- PointsTarris Reed Jr. 26Cameron Boozer 27
- ReboundsTarris Reed Jr. 9Cameron Boozer 8
- AssistsAlex Karaban 3Cayden Boozer 6
- BlocksTarris Reed Jr. 4Cameron Boozer 2
- StealsSolo Ball 2Cayden Boozer 2
Shot Chart
UConn
Duke
Recap
Duke dominated early, building a 19-point lead at 40-21 behind a devastating 14-2 run. The Blue Devils looked in complete control at halftime, leading 44-29. But UConn had other plans. The Huskies erupted in the second half, outscoring Duke 44-28 to erase the deficit and stun the No. 1 seed. A 10-2 run pulled them within striking distance down the stretch as the game came down to the final seconds. With the Elite 8 championship on the line, UConn delivered when it mattered most. Alex Karaban buried a 26-foot three with 50 seconds left to give the Huskies a one-point edge. Duke answered with Cameron Boozer's layup to retake the lead, but Silas Demary Jr. hit a crucial free throw. Then—with time expiring—Braylon Mullins launched a 28-footer and drained it. UConn's 73-72 victory sends the Huskies to the Final Four, completing one of the tournament's most stunning comebacks.
- 2014 Duke won 66–56 East Rutherford, NJ · neutral site
- 2009 Duke won 68–59 New York, NY · neutral site
- 2003 Connecticut won 79–78 San Antonio, TX · neutral site




