Duke Postgame Notes Duke vs. Portland State Nov. 23, 2017 // Veterans Memorial Coliseum // Portland, Ore.

 Duke advances to the winner’s bracket of the PK80 Motion Bracket and faces the winner of the Butler/Texas game tomorrow at the Moda Center at 5:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. The Blue Devils are 3-0 all-time versus Butler and 4-0 versus Texas.  Today’s game was Duke’s 229th when playing as the No. 1-ranked team under head coach Mike Krzyzewski, breaking a tie with UCLA’s John Wooden for most games coached as a No. 1 team in NCAA history. Duke improved to 200-29 in those games.  Duke played its 155th game as the nation’s No. 1-ranked team in the AP poll since 1998. That figure is 74 more than the next closest school (Kentucky) during that time.  Coach K’s record at Duke improved to 1,004-271 in his 38th season. His overall record improved to 1,077-330 in this, his 43rd season.  Duke extended its streak of at least one made three-pointer in a game to 991. It is the nation’s fourth- longest active streak.  The Blue Devils improved to 3-0 all-time when playing in the city of Portland, Oregon. Their previous two visits came in 2010 and 2000, respectively.  Duke matched its season-high in points with 99. The Blue Devils have scored 92 or more in four of six games this season.  Duke trailed Portland State, 49-45, at the half. It was the most points allowed in the first half by the Blue Devils since trailing North Carolina, 49-42, at the half of last season’s ACC Tournament semifinal. Duke yielded 32 points in the second half to Portland State and 34 to UNC. Both games ended in Duke victories.  Duke attempted 42 free throws in the game, its most attempts since 43 vs. UNC-Wilmington (3/17/16).  Freshman forward Marvin Bagley III recorded his fourth double-double in six games, scoring 18 points with a career-high 15 rebounds.  Bagley III is the ninth Duke freshmen in history to record 15+ rebounds in a game. The most recent being 17 rebounds by at Notre Dame (1/28/15).  Bagley III’s four double-doubles through the first six games are the most by any Duke freshman in history, surpassing the three by in the first six games of the 1976-77 season.  Freshman forward Wendell Carter, Jr., posted his third double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds. He was 7-of-8 from the field, had two assists and two blocked shots.  Each of Duke’s nine double-doubles this season have come from freshmen (Bagley 4, Carter 3, Duval 2).  Senior guard , with 14 points and nine assists, finished an shy of his fifth career double-double.  Freshman guard set a career-high in points for the second straight game, scoring 22 points on 7-of-14 shooting from the field and 7-of-9 at the line.  Sophomore center grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds and matched his career-high with three blocked shots. With eight points, he was two shy points shy of his first career double- double.