Duke Game Tonight: Duke vs Layafette Injury Report, Odds, TV Channel

The Duke basketball team continues its homestand with a game against Layafette. 

The fourth of a five-game homestand is coming up for the Duke basketball program as the No. 7 Blue Devils (4-0) host Lafayette (0-3) on Friday night.

Duke put together its best game of the season on Tuesday against Gardner-Webb since its season-opening victory over then No. 10 Kentucky.

Led by Trevor Keels and Mark Williams, the Blue Devils won by 40 points over the Runnin’ Bulldogs and were able to get the formerly injured forward AJ Griffin and reserve freshman guard Jaylen Blakes some much-needed playing time.

Duke will try and head into the weekend on a positive note after a chaotic week in Durham with another blowout victory.

Duke Injury Report vs. Lafayette

Duke has not dealt with injuries as much as it is dealing with uncertainty around two of its players due to recent DWI-related charges.

Both freshman star Paolo Banchero and junior Michael Savarino were involved in a DWI incident last weekend.

Banchero played, and started, against Gardner-Webb while Savarino was not on the Blue Devil bench.

Expect that to continue Friday night against Lafayette.

Besides that incident, the Blue Devils are healthy heading into Friday’s game.

Duke vs. Lafayette Odds: Spread, Over/Under & Betting Pick

WynnBET’s College Basketball Odds lists Duke as a 31.5-point favorite over Lafayette at home while the over/under is set at 149.5.

After Duke’s dominance at home against Gardner-Webb, we will take Duke to cover the spread against Lafayette as the Blue Devils will continue its recent strong stretch of play.

We will predict the total to go under the number listed.

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What Channel is the Duke Game On?

The game will be broadcasted at 8:00 p.m. E.T. on ACC Network.

Duke vs. Lafayette Live Stream

Tonight’s Duke game can be streamed live on Fubo TV.

Duke Next Game and Schedule

Monday, Nov. 22 vs. The Citadel (9 p.m.)

Friday, Nov. 26 vs. No. 1 Gonzaga (10:30 p.m. – Las Vegas)

Tuesday, Nov. 30 at. No. 19 Ohio State (9:30 p.m. – ACC vs. Big Ten Challenge)