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COL BKB: Duke 84, Maryland 64

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Published: Jan. 26, 2013 at 3:28 PM

DURHAM, N.C., Jan. 26 (UPI) -- Rasheed Sulaimon scored 25 points and all five Duke starters reached double figures Saturday in the top-ranked Blue Devils' 84-64 rout of Maryland.

Sulaimon drained six 3-pointers while Mason Plumlee (19 points, seven rebounds), Seth Curry (13), Amile Jefferson and Quinn Cook (11 each) also played big roles for Duke (17-2, 4-2 ACC), which rebounded from a Wednesday loss to Miami-Florida.

The victory enabled the Blue Devils to remain unbeaten at home this season.

Maryland (15-5, 3-4) was led by Charles Mitchell and Dez Wells with 13 points each.

Alex Len helped out with eight points and 10 rebounds in the Terrapins' loss.

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