Duke’s current efficiency is 38.15, the nation’s highest since the 2001 Blue Devils ended the season, with an NCAA championship, at 37.32. The only team with a higher KenPom efficiency at time of the year? Duke’s 1999 team that went 37-2 and finished with a 43.01 efficiency.

Consensus all-American Cooper Flagg, the ACC player of the year, sprained his left ankle in the ACC Tournament and missed Duke’s last two games. The Blue Devils play Mount St. Mary’s on Friday.

The NCAA women’s basketball tournament is underway, and Massachusetts is represented by No. 10 Harvard, the Ivy League champion. While there aren’t many other New England teams in the tournament, there are plenty of players hailing from around the region to keep an eye on as March rolls on.

Here's what you need to know for the 2025 ACC tournament bracket, which will be played in Charlotte, North Carolina.