Duke basketball's Tyrese Proctor was injured at Miami. Jon Scheyer provided an update on Wednesday, but here are three Blue Devils to watch.

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Tyrese Proctor sustained a bone bruise but no tissue damage, coach Jon Scheyer said, when he injured his knee in the Blue Devils' win Tuesday night.

Duke guard Tyrese Proctor appeared to injure his left knee late in the first half of the second-ranked Blue Devils' 97-60 win over Miami on Tuesday night, and there was no immediate word on his status going forward.