The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) has unveiled the 2025–26 men’s basketball schedule, and Duke’s matchups promise a season filled with high-stakes games and traditional rivalries. Under the 18-game conference format, the Blue Devils will face a mix of formidable opponents both at home and on the road.
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🏀 Duke’s 2025–26 ACC Matchups
Home and Away (2x):
North Carolina (primary partner)
Louisville (variable partner)
Home Only:
Boston College
Clemson
Georgia Tech
SMU
Syracuse
Virginia
Wake Forest
Away Only:
California
Florida State
NC State
Notre Dame
Pitt
Stanford
Virginia Tech
Notably, Duke will not face Miami during the regular season, a decision that has sparked discussions about the implications of the current conference scheduling format.
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🔥 Must-Watch ACC Games for Duke
Duke vs. North Carolina (Home & Away): The storied rivalry continues with two matchups that are sure to be highlights of the season.
Duke vs. Louisville (Home & Away): Facing a strong Louisville team twice will test Duke’s consistency and resilience.
Duke at NC State: An away game that could prove challenging, given NC State’s competitive edge and home-court advantage.
Duke at Notre Dame: Historically a tough venue, this matchup will be crucial for Duke’s road performance metrics.
Duke vs. Virginia: Hosting Virginia’s disciplined squad will require strategic gameplay and could have significant implications for conference standings.
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📅 Schedule Notes
The ACC’s 18-game schedule commences in late December and concludes
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