Colorado State vs. Duke: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Radio, Game Time and More

Duke Basketball returns to Cameron when the Blue Devils take on the Colorado State Rams tonight.

It’s going to be their first game at home since their win on Nov. 18 against Davidson and it’ll be a relief.

They had a successful road stretch in Hawaii for the Maui Invitational spoiled by a loss to Ohio State over a week ago.

Keep reading to find out all you need to know about this game and to see if the Rams have any chance of pulling off a shocking upset.

Where: Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, NC

When: Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 7:00 p.m. EDT

Watch: ESPN2

Listen: KLZ 560 AM—Colorado State, ESPN 1420 AM—Duke

Betting Line: Duke -21

Key Injuries

Colorado State

F Pierce Hornung—OUT (Concussion)—The 6’6” forward was one of the only real inside threats for the Rams and will not be able to go after being injured on Nov. 15 against Stanford.

Duke

No Major Injuries to Report

What's At Stake?

Duke hasn’t lost to a non-ACC team at Cameron Indoor in over 10 years. They had a solid stretch away from their home arena but it ended with a blowout loss to Ohio State.

They will look to regain their composure and pick up an easy win tonight against the Rams.

It shouldn’t be too hard as the Rams have not beaten a ranked opponent since 2004 and even then it was just a No. 25 Air Force team.

What They're Saying

Coach K had some interesting words to say about their loss to Ohio State last week.

"Sometimes you just get your butt kicked," coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "We were getting our butt kicked. I've had my butt kicked before. We've kicked some butt. Tonight my butt's sore."

Guard Wes Eikmeier is the Rams leading scorer but was not able to get going like they needed him to in their road loss to Northern Iowa on Saturday.

"(Northern Iowa) defensively did a very good job on Wes early in the game," Colorado State coach Tim Miles said. "We just took too long to respond."

Colorado State Player to Watch: Dorian Green

The 6’2” junior guard has stepped up big in Hornung’s absence, especially in the rebounding category.

He’s averaging 4.4 boards on the season but has grabbed nine in each of the last two games.

Duke Player to Watch: Austin Rivers

Rivers has a number of critics right now but is going to use each game as opportunity to silence them.

"Every game is a chance to prove something," Rivers said. "Every game I have a chip on my shoulder because there's a lot of haters out there and I try to prove them all wrong."

Key Matchup: Colorado State forcing turnovers and getting rebounds.

Duke ranks near the bottom of D-I basketball in rebounding per game and also have far more turnovers than assists.

If the Rams can force them into costly mistakes and outhustle them on the boards, they may have a very small chance at the upset.

Prediction: Duke 85, Colorado State 60

This is going to be an easy game for Duke after they returned home and are now well-rested after a brutal four-game, nine-night stretch against tough opponents.

They are looking to pick up their 90th straight win in a row over non-conference opponents as well and should have no problem against the Rams.