The Blue Devils haven’t experienced a loss yet this calendar year, last registering a defeat to Kansas on Nov. 12.

For the first time this season, the Duke Blue Devils have lost a game against a conference opponent. After trailing by six points at halftime, Clemson stormed back and outscored Duke by 12 points in the second half en route to the six-point win.

The blazing Duke basketball squad now faces the Tigers and their reserve center, former two-year Blue Devil Christian Reeves.

Duke basketball heads to Clemson for arguably the Blue Devils' toughest ACC test of the season. Will the Blue Devils avoid the upset? Here's our pick.

Duke was the lone undefeated team remaining in the ACC. Talks of getting throughout the conference slate without a blemish were certainly there, winning the first 12. However, Clemson put an end to any of it with a massive upset of the Blue Devils from Littlejohn Arena.

The second-ranked Blue Devils took those words to heart Wednesday night at the JMA Wireless Dome, putting together yet another comfortable performance against Syracuse. The 83-54 win, spearheaded by Tyrese Proctor’s 16 points and one of Duke’s most dominant defensive showings in conference play,

Duke basketball will be without Mason Gillis, one of the Blue Devils' top reserves, at Syracuse. Here's what we know.