A top-ranked ACC men’s basketball matchup is set for Saturday, with No. 1 Duke hosting No. 11 Virginia in Durham.

After a thrilling 68-63 win over Michigan last weekend, Duke is back atop the national polls. The Blue Devils had a stellar defensive performance in D.C., holding the Wolverines to their lowest point total of the season, while tallying four players with double-digit scoring nights. 

Meanwhile, UVA enters this matchup on a run of eight consecutive wins — the Cavaliers’ last loss was Jan. 24 to North Carolina. Virginia is still an underdog against Duke, though, and taking on the country’s top team on its home court will not be an easy feat.

Will the Blue Devils remain dominant, or can the Cavaliers cause trouble?

Here’s everything you need to know about Duke vs. Virginia, including TV channel and streaming options for the ACC matchup.

What channel is Duke vs. Virginia on today?

Duke vs. Virginia will be broadcast live on ESPN with Dave O’Brien and Cory Alexander on the call. The game can also be streamed live via the ESPN app. 

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What time is Duke vs. Virginia basketball today? 

  • Date: Saturday, Feb. 28
  • Time: Noon ET

The Blue Devils vs. Cavaliers game is set to tip off Saturday at Noon ET. The game will be played at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina.

Duke men’s basketball schedule 2025-26

Here are the remaining games on the Blue Devils’ schedule:

Date Opponent Time (ET)
Feb. 28 vs. Virginia Noon
March 2 at NC State 7 p.m.
March 7 vs. North Carolina 6:30 p.m.

Virginia men’s basketball schedule 2025-26

Here are the remaining games on the Cavaliers’ schedule:

Date Opponent Time (ET)
Feb. 28 at Duke Noon
March 3 vs. Wake Forest 7 p.m.
March 7 vs. Virginia Tech Noon

College basketball AP Top 25 rankings

Rankings as of Feb. 23

  1. Duke
  2. Arizona
  3. Michigan
  4. Iowa State
  5. Houston
  6. UConn
  7. Florida
  8. Purdue
  9. Gonzaga
  10. Illinois
  11. Virginia
  12. Nebraska
  13. Michigan State
  14. Kansas
  15. St. John’s
  16. Texas Tech
  17. Alabama
  18. North Carolina
  19. BYU
  20. Arkansas
  21. Miami (OH)
  22. Tennessee
  23. Saint Louis
  24. Louisville
  25. Vanderbilt

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