Duke basketball's Maliq Brown exited the Blue Devils' win against Notre Dame with a knee injury. Here's what Jon Scheyer said about Brown's status.

Maliq Brown has played a key role in Duke’s defensive prowess this season. The 6-9 forward suffered a knee injury during Duke’s win over Notre Dame on Saturday.

Star defensive forward Maliq Brown went down in Saturday's game. Jon Scheyer updated the media saying Brown is expected to be out for some time with a sprained knee.

That's not all. Flagg also became the first Duke basketball talent to record at least 35 points, five rebounds, and five assists in any game since his head coach, Jon Scheyer, dropped 36 points, eight rebounds, and nine assists in a home win over Gardner-Webb on Dec. 15, 2009.

Duke basketball's Maliq Brown, one of the Blue Devils' best defenders, was injured against Notre Dame. Here's what Jon Scheyer said about the injury.

The SMU game is the first game Scheyer, who is in his third season as Duke’s head coach, missed since taking over the program following Mike Krzyzewski’s retirement in 2022. He never missed a game during his Duke playing career from 2006-10, when he appeared in 144 games.

The "bizarre experience" of watching Duke basketball on TV made Jon Scheyer feel like a movie character. Here's what he said about his absence.

Duke coach Jon Scheyer said versatile forward Maliq Brown will miss “an extended period of time” because of a knee sprain.

Maliq Brown will be out for an extended period after sustaining a knee sprain in Duke’s game against Notre Dame, Blue Devils coach Jon Scheyer told ACC reporters during a Monday morning video conference call.

Duke will be without forward Maliq Brown for "an extended period of time," head coach Jon Scheyer told reporters on Monday morning. Brown sprained his knee in the first half of Duke's 86-78 win against Notre Dame on Saturday.