For a good portion of the fan base, it will sadly be whatever his stat line is from the final game if it’s not a good one an in a loss, which was how it was against Clemson last year. His return prompted a mixed reaction, and any time he’d have a bad game the talk of him holding the team back would get loud.

The No. 1-seeded Duke Blue Devils and No. 4-seeded Arizona Wildcats square off on Thursday night in a can’t-miss Sweet 16 showdown. Duke has advanced through the first two rounds of the tournament with ease, outscoring Mount St. Mary’s 93-49 in the first round and conquering Baylor 89-66 in the second round.