Before Duke basketball heads to Notre Dame, Jon Scheyer spent 10 minutes with the media on the weekly ACC coaches teleconference. Here's what he said.

Rather than head back to Durham after tallying a 68-63 victory over the then-No. 1 Michigan Wolverines in Washington, D.C., on Saturday night, Jon Scheyer and his fourth Duke basketball squad traveled to Chicago to gear up for their outing versus the unranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish in South Bend, Ind.

No. 1 Michigan basketball narrowly lost to No. 3 Duke in a huge nonconference showdown in Washington. Here's a recap:

During a wild Saturday slate of college basketball, Arizona handed Houston its first home loss of the season while Duke took down No. 1 Michigan, shaking up Andy Katz's latest Power 37 men's college basketball rankings.

Duke’s win against Michigan has propelled the Blue Devils to a familiar perch: No. 1 in The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll. The Blue Devils climbed two spots to top Monday’s poll, marking the 148th appearance at No.

Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer returned to Illinois, where he was once "Mr. Basketball," taking his team to cool places in Chicago.

Michigan basketball coach Dusty May reflects on the Wolverines' 68-63 loss to Duke, sharing what the team learned.

Duke, led by star freshman Cameron Boozer, who scored 18 points in the win against Michigan, is pushing for the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Blue Devils have only lost once (to top rival North Carolina) since the start of the new year and nine of their last 10 wins have come by at least 13 points.