Duke, Final Four and Houston
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Following a national-championship run by Walter Clayton Jr. and the Gators, it’s time to take an early look at what could be in store for the 2025-26 season, which begins in early November.
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Florida is as deserving a national champion as any NCAA competition has ever had.
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One of the biggest winners of the NCAA Tournament was Clayton Jr., who raised his draft stock with standout performances en route to a national title.
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Duke, Final Four and Scheyer
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The Duke Blue Devils will go yet another year without a title after their heartbreaking loss to the Houston Cougars on Saturday, 70-67.
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In the 86 years of the men's NCAA Tournament and the 43 years of the women's NCAA Tournament, no player has won a national championship at two different schools.
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Houston’s suffocating defense wiped away a 14-point deficit over the final eight minutes and erased Cooper Flagg and Duke’s title hopes Saturday in a 70-67 stunner over the Blue Devils at the Final Four.
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L.J. Cryer and Houston shocked Cooper Flagg-led Duke in the Final Four to reach the NCAA final. Updates and highlights from the upset:
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Duke had spent much of the season looking like like it was headed to a coronation behind Associated Press national player of the year Cooper Flagg and a roster boasting elite efficiency at both ends.
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Duke’s offense melted under Houston’s relentless pressure in the game’s final 10 minutes, and what looked like a sure trip to the NCAA title game was instead as painful a loss as there is.
Duke -- with its future NBA superstar in Cooper Flagg -- looked like the kind of team that was ready to compete for a national championship against Houston in the 2025 Final Four.
In an NCAA Tournament classic, Houston produced a stunning late-game comeback to defeat Duke 70-67 Saturday night.
Flagg, the presumptive 2025 No. 1 NBA draft pick, missed a fadeaway jumper on the next possession. The Cougars closed it out from there to escape with a 70-67 win, sealing the most devastating meltdown in March Madness history.