Duke's only losses in ACC play are to North Carolina, NC State and Notre Dame, the latter on Monday in South Bend, Indiana. The Blue Devils are 11-0 at home and play three of their last four regular-season games there. In short, Duke is still in the thick of the race to get the No. 2 seed in the ACC tournament, assuming Notre Dame gets No. 1.

The NCAA Tournament selection committee revealed its top 16 seeds for the first time Sunday, and within hours, three of the top eight teams lost. That was in addition to UCLA — the top overall seed — losing Thursday, but still retaining its place on the 1-line.