Nikolas Khamenia kept the Duke basketball squad afloat early on in East Lansing despite recovering from an injury this week.

The Duke Blue Devils basketball team earned a gritty 66–60 road win over Michigan State as Cameron Boozer led a second-half surge.

No. 7 Michigan State had a chance to secure another marquee win to extend its longest unbeaten start in a decade but couldn’t finish. The No. 4 Blue Devils made the winning plays down the stretch while closing on a 26-15 run for a 66-60 win on Saturday afternoon.

The Duke basketball winning streak has grown to 10, as the No. 4-ranked Blue Devils (10-0, 0-0 ACC) recorded a 66-60 true road win over the No. 7 Michigan State

Cam Boozer posted 18 points, 15 rebounds and five assists for undefeated Duke, which switched to a zone defense to shut down MSU at Breslin Center.

Budding Blue Devils star Cameron Boozer piled up 18 points, including 16 in the second half, as well as 15 rebounds and 5 assists while navigating foul trouble in the road victory.

When does Michigan State basketball host Duke? The Spartans will play the Blue Devils at noon ET at the Breslin Center today.

After tallying a game-high 36 points in a 76-43 blowout over the visiting Prescott High School Badgers earlier this week, the 7-foot-1, 210-pound five-star recorded a game-high 30 points in the defending state champions' second outing.