Duke basketball's second-half offense has been shaky at times this season. Take the home win over Boston College on Feb. 3, where Duke was held to a season-low 25 points on 31.8% shooting across the final 20 minutes. Or the Blue Devils' next game against UNC on Feb. 7, where they scored just 27 points and shot 37.5% in the second half as the Tar Heels pulled off the comeback with 0.4 seconds remaining. Against Syracuse on Monday, Feb. 16, at Cameron Indoor Stadium, second-half offensive struggles were no more for Duke. The No. 3 Blue Devils (23-2, 13-1 ACC) erupted for 61 points in the final 20 minutes of its 101-64 dismantling of the...
