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The tournament has only six teams and Duke has played five and beat them all: Texas Tech, Virginia twice, Auburn and Kentucky.
For reference, Duke beat Auburn by six in Hawaii, Texas Tech by 11 in New York, Virginia by two in Durham, without Tre Jones and by 10 in Charlottesville.
And of course, Duke seriously shaken Kentucky's confidence in the opening game of the season, taking the win by an impressive 34.
Well all five are significantly improved and before Duke can play any of them, he has to defeat Michigan State.
You can read our overview to see our thoughts, but as always, we do not bet against Duke.
As for the other game, wow is interesting. We would not feel better with Auburn if it did not go without Chuma Okeke (note: he is from Atlanta, which means that Josh Pastner does not protect his territory)
As Dean Smith said, however, a team can overcome an injury for one or two games. It is more difficult to bear the loss indefinitely but one or two?
Sure.
Auburn was frankly incredible against UNC. Our theory is that it is difficult to have two excellent matches twice in a row, not to keep his peak so long. So what are we waiting for here?
Auburn's offense was incredible against UNC but the Tigers manhandled the Talons in defense. If they beat Kentucky, they will be on defense and not on offense. This means closing Tyler Herro.
Auburn must also take revenge for 27 points late (just as the United Kingdom would like to have another shot against Duke).
We will take the UK here independently. The Wildcats have come here so many times and even though it's a young team, the program knows the ropes and the expectations. For Auburn, it's a first. So we think smart money is in the UK here.
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