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Duke Tickets

Ticket Liquidator has all the Duke men’s basketball tickets you need. A perennial contender, the Duke Blue Devils frequent the top of the ACC and you can almost automatically pencil them into your NCAA Tournament bracket every year when March Madness comes around. The Duke Blue Devils are one of the top basketball programs in the country, so head out to Cameron Indoor Stadium and get your 2013 Duke Blue Devils basketball tickets today.

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Duke Schedule

The 2012 Duke Blue Devils regular season is drawing to a close, but this year’s Dukies are far from done. The demand for Duke Blue Devils tickets will only increase as the team marches into the ACC Tournament as a favorite and Duke will most certainly be one of the top seeds in the NCAA Tournament. You can get all your 2012 ACC Tournament Tickets from Ticket Liquidator if you want to catch the action at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The Duke Blue Devils also look to make a run at the Final Four in New Orleans, Louisiana this year as March Madness is about to begin. Ticket Liquidator has all the NCAA Tournament Tickets you need, as the Blue Devils look to make it past the Sweet Sixteen where they were stopped in 2011. Expectations are high as ever, but the Cameron Crazies won’t be satisfied unless they win another National Championship. Standing in their way only eight miles down the road from Cameron Stadium in Chapel Hill is the rival North Carolina Tar Heels.Duke vs. North Carolina basketball tickets are always one of the biggest tickets in all of sports.

Duke Basketball Tickets and Info

As one of the most storied programs in college basketball, there has never been a problem selling Duke tickets because they have some of the biggest fans in the sport. They have some good players hungry to take on the rest of the ACC, so look out for the Duke Blue Devils because they are going to be a solid team once again. The 2012 Blue Devils are led by top scorers and lightning quick guards Austin Rivers and Seth Curry, and the apple didn’t fall far from the tree with these two amazing players. Austin Rivers’ father is Doc Rivers, the former NBA Knick guard and current Boston Celtics head coach, and Seth Curry is the son of the former Charlotte Hornets sharpshooter Dell Curry. Oh, and he has a brother named Stephen Curry who had his own NCAA Tournament magic a few years ago with Davidson and now plays guard for the Golden State Warriors. Led by these two star guards, Duke also boasts a trio of big men who do the dirty work inside, the Plumlees. Oldest brother Miles Plumlee, a junior, and Mason Plumlee, a sophomore, lead the team in rebounds. They were joined this season by youngest brother Marshall Plumlee, who wanted to get a ring of his own after watching his brothers win it all in 2010. Get yourself some Duke basketball tickets now to see just how far this team an go.

Coach Mike Krzyzewski has led the Duke Blue Devils to the Promised Land so many times, you can call him Moses. One of the best coaches in all of basketball, NCAA or NBA, the 2012 Duke Blue Devils didn’t miss a beat this year, even though they lost player-of-the-year Nolan Smith to the Portland Trail Blazers and Kyrie Irving to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Irving is leading all rookies in the NBA in scoring and looks to be the favorite to win Rookie of the Year in the NBA. Duke players are no stranger to the NBA, and some of the best teams in the league can count a Blue Devil or two on their roster, including the Miami Heat with Shane Battier and the Chicago Bulls with Carlos Boozer and Luol Deng.

The North Carolina Tarheels may boast Michael Jordan as a former player, but The Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team - the Tarheels' biggest rival - also claims a distinguished basketball history, virtually unequalled in the USA. Duke currently stands fourth among men's college basketball programs in American history, having enjoyed abundant success through almost 3 decades under coach Mike Krzyzewski. Krzyzewski became head coach in 1980, and has led Duke to some resounding accomplishments in college hoops, including five consecutive Final Fours from 1988 to 1992. But that friction between them and the hated Tarheels will never die. Sometimes it may be more subdued than others, but you can bet that all Blue Devils basketball fans will be checking the Duke schedule as soon as it is available to see when the UNC Duke game is! Go back to College basketball tickets.

Duke in the ACC Conference

The Duke Blue Devils play in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The ACC is one of the best known conferences in college sports since its inception in 1954. The teams who compete in ACC are notorious for their competitiveness, and it is always a blast to watch these teams all season. The ACC teams include UNC, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Maryland, Duke, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest, NC State, Clemson, Florida State, and Miami. They will all be trying to make the ACC tourney, and you can be sure that when that happens we'll have the best ACC Tournament tickets around.

You don't want to miss Duke take on the rest of the ACC in the ACC Conference Tournament. Getting into the ACC tourney is no easy feat, that is unless you use Ticket Liquidator for all your ACC Tournament tickets. We've got some great selection, so be sure to take a look at what we have. Its going to be a battle to the ACC Tournament finish, and the last ACC team standing not only gets to be called the ACC Conference Champion, but is also getting some great consideration for when March Madness tickets go on sale. Get your Duke basketball tickets today and get in on all the action.