One of the biggest games of the season in the ACC is going down today in Atlanta. No. 18 Georgia Tech is hosting No. 14 Duke and the implications for this game

On a day where Toby Fournier, Reigan Richardson and Ashlon Jackson — Duke’s three highest scorers on the season — all scored in single digits, the supporting cast stepped up to the plate.

Duke football has three opponents next season who were ranked in the final Associated Press Top 25 poll. That’s in addition to games against in-state ACC rivals UNC, NC State and Wake Forest.

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Coming into Sunday afternoon’s matchup, the 18th-ranked Yellow Jackets and the 14th-ranked Blue Devils looked to be very evenly matched. They averaged similar points per game and shooting percentages.

The freshman All-America team includes two SEC players, two Big Ten players and Player of the Year candidate Cooper Flagg from Duke.

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Delaney Thomas, Taina Mair and Oluchi Okananwa each scored a dozen points and No. 14 Duke held No. 18 Georgia Tech to just five points in the fourth quarter as the Blue Devils earned a 55-50 win

ATLANTA — Georgia Tech unveiled its 2025 football schedule and for the second year in a row, the “Clean Old-Fashioned Hate” rivalry will take place on Black Friday.

Percentages: FG 37.705, FT 1.000. 3-Point Goals: 3-12, .250 (Mair 2-3, Richardson 1-3, Jackson 0-4, Wood 0-1, Okananwa 0-1) Blocked Shots: 6 (Thomas 2, Donovan 1, Jackson 1, Mair 1, Richardson 1) Turnovers: 11 (Fournier 3, Donovan 2, Jackson 2, Okananwa 2, Mair 1, Richardson 1) Percentages: FG 33.333, FT .778.

ACC releases dates for conference matchups, non-conference schedule begins with road matchup against Deion Sanders and Colorado Aug. 30.