Here's a look at how many national championships Duke basketball has heading into the Final Four of the 2025 men's NCAA Tournament:

Duke’s current efficiency is 38.15, the nation’s highest since the 2001 Blue Devils ended the season, with an NCAA championship, at 37.32. The only team with a higher KenPom efficiency at time of the year? Duke’s 1999 team that went 37-2 and finished with a 43.01 efficiency.

Duke basketball's dominant defense helped the Blue Devils blow by Alabama and into the Final Four. Here's how Khaman Maluach and Duke got it done.

Flagg is not expected to return to Duke for his sophomore season. Instead, Flagg is expected to declare for the NBA draft after the Blue Devils' season concludes. Though Flagg is just 18 years old, he is eligible for the NBA draft because of the league's "one-and-one" rule.

It is why Flagg was named The Associated Press men's college basketball national player of the year on Friday, becoming only the fourth freshman to win the award in its 64-year history.

The freshman star did it all this season amid high expectations as the potential No. 1 overall NBA draft prospect.