
Mike Krzyzewski’s final home game at Cameron Indoor Stadium didn’t go as planned Saturday night as his Duke Blue Devils lost to unranked North Carolina, 94-81.
The legendary coach, who had a ton of his former players at the game, was celebrated after the game on the court where he won so many games and built one of the best college basketball programs of all time.
But you know what happened before that celebration? We got to see lots of sad Duke fans at the end of the game and then also in the 20-minute break between the final whistle and the celebration of Coach K.
Look at how sad these fans were:
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) March 6, 2022
And you know who loved seeing sad Duke fans? Pretty much all of Twitter.
Sad Duke fan makes the rest of us happy. Like sad Michigan fan in Ohio. pic.twitter.com/c2k20OZs8Q
— spartanprez (@SpartanPrez) March 6, 2022
this 20-minute long extended feed of sad Duke fans waiting to be addressed by Coach K is one of the greatest moments in sports television history. I’m riveted
— Rodger Sherman (@rodger) March 6, 2022
I’m not one for hyperbole but watching an uncut feed of sad Duke fans for 15 mins straight might be the greatest 15 mins in tv history
— Joel Beall (@JoelMBeall) March 6, 2022
Me scrolling through twitter looking at memes of sad Duke fans pic.twitter.com/6u8t9S94PU
— Kendra Middleton (@KenniMiddleton) March 6, 2022
Mike Krzyzewski’s final home game at Cameron Indoor Stadium didn’t go as planned Saturday night as his Duke Blue Devils lost to unranked North Carolina, 94-81. The legendary coach, who had a ton of his former players at the game, was celebrated after the game on the court where he won so many games and built one of the best college basketball programs of all time. But you know what happened before that celebration? We got to see lots of sad Duke fans at the end of the game and then also in the 20-minute break between the final whistle and the celebration of Coach K. Look at how sad these fans were: pic.twitter.com/45EOLDbdOa — Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) March 6, 2022 And you know who loved seeing sad Duke fans? Pretty much all of Twitter. Sad Duke fan makes the rest of us happy. Like sad Michigan fan in Ohio. pic.twitter.com/c2k20OZs8Q — spartanprez (@SpartanPrez) March 6, 2022 this 20-minute long extended feed of sad Duke fans waiting to be addressed by Coach K is one of the greatest moments in sports television history. I’m riveted — Rodger Sherman (@rodger) March 6, 2022 I’m not one for hyperbole but watching an uncut feed of sad Duke fans for 15 mins straight might be the greatest 15 mins in tv history — Joel Beall (@JoelMBeall) March 6, 2022 Me scrolling through twitter looking at memes of sad Duke fans pic.twitter.com/6u8t9S94PU — Kendra Middleton (@KenniMiddleton) March 6, 2022