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Luke KennardIn a loss tonight in the Champions Classic vs the Kansas Jayhawks, there was one player who was steady on the offensive end for Duke and that was Luke Kennard. Luke Kennard ears the Devil of the Day honor for keeping Duke in this game when everything else was breaking down.

Kennard scored a game high 22 points and dished 5 assists in 35 minutes. Kennard also went 6-6 from the free throw line and shot 70% from the floor. Kennard thus far has been Dukes most consistent player and is perhaps earning a spot in the starting lineup even when the big 3 return from injury.

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