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The 2018-19 college basketball kicks off with an epic Champions Classic matchup, as John Calipari’s #2 ranked Kentucky Wildcats travel to Indianapolis for a meeting with Coach K’s #4 ranked Duke Blue Devils.
The Kentucky Wildcats are currently favored by two points despite the debut of Duke’s prized recruit Zion Williamson.
The NCAA believes that despite their athletic prowess, Duke has a physical advantage over Calipari’s Wildcats. However, the offensive capabilities of Travis Washington, P.J. Washington, and Tyler Herro should be able to counteract the Blue Devil’s physical advantages.
Find out how to live stream the matchup between #2 Kentucky and #4 Duke below!
#2 Kentucky Wildcats vs #4 Duke Blue Devils Live Stream Viewing Details
Event: #2 Kentucky Wildcats vs #4 Duke Blue Devils
Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Location: Bankers Life Fieldhouse; Indianapolis, Indiana
Time: 9:30 p.m. EST
Channel: ESPN
Live Stream: WatchESPN
#4 Duke v #2 Kentucky Champions Classic Game – How To Watch Online
You can watch a live stream #4 Duke vs #2 Kentucky on the WatchESPN website.
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NCAA College Basketball Top 25 Rankings
#1. Kansas
#2. Kentucky
#3. Gonzaga
#4. Duke
#5. Virginia
#6. Tennessee
#7. Nevada
#8. North Carolina
#9. Villanova
#10. Michigan State
#11. Auburn
#12. Kansas State
#13. West Virginia
#14. Oregon
#15. Virginia Tech
#16. Syracuse
#17. Florida State
#18. Mississippi State
#19. Michigan
#20. TCU
#21. UCLA
#22. Clemson
#23. LSU
#24. Purdue
#25. Washington