Duke welcomes Arizona to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a top-15 non-conference clash.
Dan Shulman and Jay Bilas will call the game on ESPN2, while David Shumate and John Roth broadcast the game on the radio for the Blue Devils Sports Network.
The two teams announced a home-and-home series in July of 2022, with Friday night serving as the first of two matchups -- Duke travels to Tucson on Nov. 21, 2024.
Each of the last eight games played between the two teams have been top-25 matchups.
Friday night marks the 10th meeting all-time for Duke and Arizona -- the first game on a team's home court since February of 1991.
Duke is coming off a 92-54 win over Dartmouth in its season opener. The Blue Devils moved to 92-27 all-time in the first game of a season and have won 23 consecutive such games.
Kyle Filipowskiwas Duke's leading scorer against the Big Green, putting up 25 points on 10-of-12 (.833) shooting from the field. He became the 22nd Blue Devil to score at least 25 points in a season opener and his shooting percentage is fourth-best by a Blue Devil that attempted at least 10 shots in a season-opening game.
Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd enters year three at the helm of the program, with a career record of 61-11 (.847).
Arizona was 28-7 overall last season, including a 14-6 record in Pac-12 play.
Four Wildcats are featured on the preseason All Pac-12 Team, including first-team selection Oumar Ballo -- who was named a preseason All-American by Blue Ribbon Magazine.
Friday night sees two teams that claimed their respective conference tournament title in the 2022-23 season square off against each other.
The Blue Devils won the ACC Tournament with a 59-49 victory versus Virginia, while Arizona defeated UCLA, 61-59, in the Pac-12 Tournament title game.
Duke is 2-0 when playing on November 10 and last played on this date during the 2017-18 season, a 97-68 victory by Duke over Elon at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Both games previously played on this date involved a Duke team ranked inside the top 10.
Notes From Duke's Season-Opening Win Versus Dartmouth
The 92 points scored by Duke were the most in a season opener since scoring 118 against Kentucky to begin the 2018-19 season. The game against the Wildcats was also played on Nov. 6.
The matchup was the first meeting between the two teams -- with the win, Duke moved to 57-9 all-time against Ivy League opponents and have won 43 of the last 44 games against the conference.
Filipowski's 25 points were the most by a Duke player in a season-opener since RJ Barrett and Zion Williamson scored 31 and 28, respectively, against Kentucky in the 2018-19 season.
Filipowski finished the game 10-of-12 (.833) from the field -- the fourth-best field-goal percentage on 10 or more attempts by a Blue Devil in a season opener.
Tyrese Proctorshowed off his passing abilities with eight dimes, while committing just one turnover and adding eight points.
The Blue Devils Have Won Nearly 85% of Games at Cameron Indoor Stadium
Duke has posted an all-time record of 947-171 (.847) at Cameron Indoor, that included a 572-76 (.883) record under Coach K.Â
Duke has won more games at its current home venue than any team in college basketball.
Now in its 85th season as the home of the Blue Devils, Duke has averaged 11.1 wins since the venue opened January 6, 1940 -- a 36-27 win over Princeton.
Ranked vs. Ranked at Home: Seeking a Win 101
When ranked and playing against top-25 opponents inside Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke holds an all-time record of 100-30 (.769).
Scheyer is 1-0 in such circumstances following an 81-72 victory for the No. 17 Blue Devils over No. 25 Ohio State last season in the final iteration of the ACC-B1G challenge.
Duke and Arizona have played at Cameron Indoor Stadium with both teams ranked one previous time -- a 78-76 win by No. 3 Duke in 1990.
Duke's Three-Point Streak
Duke has connected on at least one three-pointer in 1,190 straight games, the second-longest streak nationally.
It has been more than 30 years since Duke was held without a three-point field goal -- Dec. 30, 1989, versus Hawai'i.
Sellout Streak at Cameron Indoor Eclipses 500 Games
Duke has sold out 507 consecutive games at Cameron Indoor Stadium. The last time Duke did not have a sellout at home was on Nov. 16, 1990, against Boston College.
The sellout figure is the longest current streak (by time) in either men's college basketball or the NBA.
Duke's record at Cameron during the sellout streak is 461-46 (.909).