Filipowski leads No. 10 Duke to big 1st-half showing on way to beating Virginia 73-48
Associated PressDURHAM, N.C. — Kyle Filipowski tipped the inbounds pass away near halfcourt, ran it down and was cleared for takeoff on a breakaway. Duke’s energy also was a factor, including one sequence that had both Filipowski and freshman TJ Power dive for a loose ball to start a break that ended with Sean Stewart’s dunk. “I had to show everyone I was trying to audition for the next ‘White Men Can’t Jump’ movie.” Tyrese Proctor added 15 points for Duke. “They got the ball in the lane, on the floor, on the glass, every which way,” Virginia coach Tony Bennett said, adding: “They pretty much got what they wanted in the first half. Duke: Duke is adjusting its rotation with freshman Caleb Foster out due to a lower-body injury — he’s sporting a boot on his right foot and Scheyer said Saturday he’s “highly unlikely anytime soon” to play — but stayed right behind No.