Duke basketball's Maliq Brown, one of the Blue Devils' best defenders, was injured vs. Georgia Tech. Here's what we know.

Injuries have hit the Duke men's basketball team at the worst possible time. After receiving a double-bye in the ACC Tournament, the Blue Devils saw Cooper Flagg and Maliq Brown exit in the first half of their quarterfinal meeting with Georgia Tech.

Head coach Jon Scheyer said after the game that Brown re-dislocated his left shoulder and was being evaluated at a hospital The Duke Blue Devils got off to a nightmare start against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Thursday's ACC quarterfinals,

Maliq Brown stepped up in No. 2 Duke's win at rival North Carolina that clinched the Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season title

Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel, Sion James and Tyrese Proctor continued their consistency for Duke basketball. But two more Blue Devils stepped up late.

When Duke star forward Maliq Brown dislocated his left shoulder on Feb. 17 vs. Virginia, the Blue Devils were worried about losing Brown for the rest of the regular season or even for the NCAA tournament.

No. 2 Duke will have forward Maliq Brown for Saturday's game against North Carolina, the program announced before the game. Brown has missed the last four games with with a separated houlder, injured in the first half against Virginia on Feb.