No. 3 Duke 94, Wake Forest 51: Grayson Allen eclipsed his season high with 19 points prior to the break and finished with 27 as the host Blue Devils led by 26 midway through the first half en route to an easy victory over the Demon Deacons.

Fellow freshman Justise Winslow recorded season highs of seven assists and six steals while adding 13 points and six rebounds for Duke (27-3, 14-3 ACC), which led 52-15 at halftime. Matt Jones matched a career high with 17 points as the Blue Devils shot 57.6 percent and converted 13-of-25 from 3-point range.

Quinn Cook, the only honoree on Senior Night, contributed 13 points in his final home game. Codi Miller-McIntyre scored 20 points and Michael Wilbekin 11 for Wake Forest (13-17, 5-12), which matched a season low in first-half points while committing 16 of its 19 turnovers before intermission.

Duke scored the first 12 points and, after Wake Forest recorded the next five, the Blue Devils took control with a 19-0 run as Allen scored 11 points during the outburst, including a four-point play to cap it. Allen scored eight straight Duke points - the final four on free throws to give the Blue Devils a 46-15 lead just under a minute prior to the break and Tyus Jones drilled a circus 3-pointer at the buzzer while being fouled and converted the four-point play to make it a 37-point game.

Matt Jones scored the first eight and 11 of Duke's first 13 points of the second half with his 3-pointer making it 65-25 with just under 16 minutes remaining. The Blue Devils extended the lead to 74-33 on Cook's 3-pointer with 10:46 remaining - much to the delight of the Cameron Crazies.

GAME NOTEBOOK: Allen was 9-for-11 from the floor, 4-of-5 from 3-point range and 5-for-6 from the free-throw line to help Duke win for the 48th time in its last 49 games at Cameron Indoor Stadium. ... Wake Forest was 7-for-23 from the floor - 1-for-9 from 3-point range - and 0-for-5 from the free-throw line in the first half . ... Duke freshman and national player of the year candidate Jahlil Okafor scored six points, failing to reach double figures for the first time in his 29-game career and snapping his ACC-record 28-game streak by a freshman.