INDIANAPOLIS - Outstanding 3-point shooting by Duke's three-man scoring tandem of Nolan Smith, Kyle Singler and Jon Scheyer helped the Blue Devils build a 39-31 halftime lead over West Virginia on Saturday night in the NCAA semifinals at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Smith made three 3-pointers and Singler and Scheyer added two apiece as West Virginia virtually abandoned its 1-3-1 zone defense and played man-to-man. Overall, Duke shot 7-for-14 from 3-point range.
Singler, who shot 0-for-10 from the field in Duke's win over Baylor in the regional final, was 6-for-12 from the field with 14 points in the first half. Smith scored 11 in the first half but was called for his third foul late in the half.
Scheyer scored eight points, and Brian Zoubek contributed seven rebounds and three assists.
Devin Ebanks scored nine points to lead West Virginia.
-- Ken Tysiac
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What a bunch of low class Duke fans chanting as a WVU player is down. There was no need for that. Absolutely no class!!!!!
Duke fans are no better than Philly fans who chant when a player goes down. No class.
Shut up. No one was chanting. Quit your griping! Duke had this one in the bag from the get go. Go Duke!!!
Duke fans were chanting the name of the player, showing respect to him. That's actually being classy, not being classless. You whining tarheels wouldn't know class if it smacked you across you sorry faces. Get back to throwing Presbyterian fans out for yelling during free throws.
The Duke fans were chanting "its all over".
The WV fans were chanting Butler's name.
Get it right Jeremy.
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