In a historic upset that will both ruin brackets and delight a majority of the college basketball-watching public, No. 2 Duke, the team that inspires more love and hate than any team in the sport, was upset by No. 15 Lehigh on Friday night, 75-70. The win was Lehigh’s first in the NCAA tournament. It was only the third opening-round defeat for Mike Krzyzewski in his 32 years coaching the Blue Devils.

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The Duke Blue Devils (16-4) continued its unlikely run in the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse tournament, prevailing over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (10-7), as Duke’s CJ Costabile scored with five seconds gone in sudden-death overtime Monday, giving Duke its first NCAA men’s lacrosse title with a 6-5 win over the Irish. See highlights from the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse championship match now…

In what will go down in the history books as an epic battle, emblematic of ‘David and Goliath’, the Duke Blue Devils defeated the Butler Bulldogs 61-59 in the title game of the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament. Duke, which won its fourth national title in 19 years and arguably the most accomplished men’s basketball program of the past quarter century, withstood the stand from the underdogs of Butler, who played for their first national title in school history. See video recapping the epic match with ESPN analysts and post game interview with Duke head coach, Mike Krzyzewski now…

The stage is officially set for four teams who continue the unlikely journey to greatness, as all roads lead to Indianapolis for the NCAA Men’s Final Four. As March comes to a close, Duke, Butler, Michigan St., and West Virginia remain the only unbeatens, narrowing the field to the tournament’s most resilient teams. See video of legendary commentator Dick Vitale, as he evaluates the remaining teams and previews the highly anticipated match-ups…

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Sunday night was a great treat for men’s college basketball fans across the nation as the 2010 NCAA selection committee revealed its “masterpiece”, announcing the 65 “chosen” teams that will have the chance to compete for college’s most storied honor as national champion. Kansas, Syracuse, Duke and Kentucky lead the pack as the #1 seed in their respective regions, with Kansas as the overall #1 team in the tournament. See video of ESPN’s SportsCenter analysts preview each region along with key match-ups to pay attention to in the first round.

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Boston College stuns No. 6 Duke ending its 24 year losing streak to the Blue Devils.