Charity Basketball Game at Duke
- Bobby Hurley and Arizona State basketball team to play a charity exhibition game at Duke's Cameron Indoor Stadium.
- The game aims to raise funds for a charitable cause, showcasing sportsmanship and teamwork.
- Fans eagerly anticipate the exciting match between the two talented teams.
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — Bobby Hurley, a legendary figure in Duke basketball history, is set to return to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a charity exhibition game featuring his Arizona State Sun Devils. The highly anticipated matchup against the Duke Blue Devils is scheduled for October 27, with proceeds benefiting the Duke Children’s Hospital, as announced by the university on its X account. Hurley, who played under the iconic coach Mike Krzyzewski from 1989 to 1993, is celebrated for his remarkable collegiate career, during which he won two national championships and earned first-team All-American honors. He remains the NCAA’s all-time leader in assists, with a remarkable total of 1,076, solidifying his legacy in college basketball. After a successful playing career, Hurley transitioned into coaching, spending the last nine seasons at Arizona State following a brief tenure at Buffalo. Under his leadership, the Sun Devils have made three NCAA Tournament appearances and are poised for success this season, boasting one of the nation’s top recruiting classes. The upcoming exhibition game not only marks a significant reunion for Hurley and the Duke community but also serves a noble cause, supporting the health and well-being of children at Duke Children’s Hospital. Fans and supporters are eager to witness this special event that bridges past and present in the world of college basketball.