ACC basketball tournament scores, schedule, results: Duke holds off Virginia to win conference title game

Make that 24 ACC titles for the Blue Devils, more than any other team.

The experts have spoken. Duke has earned the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament.

Isaiah Evans leads Duke with 20 points as the Blue Devils secure a thrilling 74-70 win over Virginia despite an off night from star Cam Boozer (13 points on 3 of 17 shooting).

Isaiah Evans hit both of his free throws to put Duke up 4. Virginia answers with a layup and quickly fouls.

Duke leads 72-70 with Cam Boozer headed to the FT line. 4 seconds left.

Blue Devils up 70-68 with possession. 27 seconds to go.

Cayden Boozer scored his first points of the second half with a clutch putback.

Duke leads 70-66 with 1:51 to play.

Evans leads Duke with 16 points and he just hit a crucial 3 for Duke, which leads 66-65 at the final media timeout. 3:10 to play.

Cam Boozer has finally found some rhythm after struggling for much of the game. He’s up to 11 points (3 of 15 shooting), but the score remains tied.

Duke 63, Virginia 63 | 4:57 to play

Ugonna Onyenso’s 20 blocks in this tournament crushes Tim Duncan’s record of 14 in 1995.

Onyenso is up to 8 tonight alone.

Sam Lewis has 17 points for Virginia, including 13 in the second half, and Duke can’t seem to find consistent offense. It’s tied 58-58 with 7:45 to play.

Virginia in amid a scoring drought of more than 4 minutes, but the defense of Ugonna Onyenso (7 blocks so far!!) is keeping it close.

Duke leads 53-51 with 11:51 to play.

The Hoos have made 4 of their first 6 shots (including 3 of 3 from 3-point range) to start the half. Malik Thomas is up to 11 points.

Virginia leads Duke 49-45 at the under-16 timeout.

The second half is underway. The ACC champ will be decided in 20 minutes.

After Cayden Boozer, Duke’s top scorers are Isaiah Evans and Dame Sarr with 7 points apiece.

Virginia is co-led by Malik Thomas and Dallin Hall, who also have 7 points each.

Duke is shooting 50% to Virginia’s 46.4%

Cayden Boozer’s surprising surge is the story of the first half. He has 14 points while his twin brother Cam has just 2.

Despite Virginia enduring a bit of a scoring drought, the Blue Devils only lead 29-27 with 3:58 to go in the half.

These teams are going back and forth. Cayden Boozer’s 12 points has led Duke to a 24-23 lead at the 6:48 mark of the first half.

Cam Boozer is still scoreless and 0 of 4 from the field.

Neither team is scoring much right now. The leading scorer of the game so far is Cayden Boozer (yes, he’s the lesser known Boozer twin) with 7 points.

Virginia leads 14-13 at the under-12 timeout.

The Hoos are on a nifty 7-0 run to take a quick 9-6 lead over Duke.

Sam Lewis has 4 points, including this bucket:

The ACC final has begun in Charlotte.