In the midst of playing four ranked opponents over a six-game stretch, the Blue Devils responded to Tuesday’s loss to No. 19 Kentucky by pounding Wofford on Saturday.

Interestingly, third-year Wofford head coach Dwight Perry, the same age as 37-year-old Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer, hails from Durham, N.C. And he played three seasons

No. 6 Duke beat Wofford 86-35 to follow up its first loss of the season with its most lopsided victory. Tyrese Proctor scored 15 points and Isaiah Evans had 14 for Duke.

Duke looks to rebound from their loss to Kentucky as we continue our College Basketball odds series with a Wofford-Duke prediction and pick.

On Saturday afternoon, eleven Duke basketball players scored, including previously injured freshman center Patrick Ngongba II's debut bucket, as the No. 6-ranked Blue Devils notched an 86-35 home win over the unranked Wofford Terriers in Cameron Indoor Stadium. And Wofford's 35 points marked the fewest by a Duke opponent in 56 years.

The avalanche helped create a 51-14 lead at the halfway point, and thanks to the Terriers only making five of their 33 3-point attempts, Duke held Wofford to 35 points, a program record in the shot clock era.