Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel were the stars for Duke basketball in its top-25 road win at Arizona. Here's how the Blue Devils got it done.

On Friday evening, the Duke Blue Devils visit the Arizona Wildcats in Tucson. Duke won by a score of 69-55 to improve to 4-1 in their first five games. Cooper

Allen said he has been impressed by five-star Duke freshman Cooper Flagg, who scored 24 points and hauled down six rebounds in 38 minutes of action. Duke defeated Arizona by a score of 69-55 as Allen watched in person. "He's been good," Allen said of Flagg before the game.

making McKale Center one of the nation’s top college basketball environments. Duke grabbed a lead over Arizona less than four minutes into their game and maintained the rest of the night all the way to a 69-55 win. How did the Blue Devils do it?

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg came alive in the second half against No. 17 Arizona, continuing to get Brooklyn Nets fans excited.

Cooper Flagg overcame a slow start and scored 16 of his 24 points after the break, as Duke topped Arizona in its first major road test of the season.

Sure, Cooper Flagg had 24 points, but Duke’s defense stole the show as the Blue Devils toppled Arizona in their first true road test in Tuscon.

The Duke Blue Devils got revenge on multiple fronts in Arizona on Friday night. After last week's 77-72 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats, freshman phenom Cooper Flagg and his teammates needed to answer questions against the best of the best on their schedule.