Aaron Beard | The Associated Press | January 11, 2019 No. 1 Duke visits No. 13 FSU to headline ACC weekend slate Andy Katz bracket breakdown Share A look at the upcoming week around the Atlantic Coast Conference: RELATED: Latest Power 36 GAME OF THE WEEKEND No. 1 Duke at No. 13 Florida State. The Blue Devils (13-1, 2-0 ACC) took their high-flying act on the road for the first time Tuesday and had little trouble at Wake Forest. Things should be tougher Saturday when they head south to visit the Seminoles (13-2, 1-1). Duke's scheduling had become a topic after an AP Top 25 poll voter opted against putting the Blue Devils on his ballot until they (and a few other schools) played a true road game. Coach Mike Krzyzewski defended his scheduling approach after the Wake Forest win , noting he wants to prepare his team for March by playing marquee neutral-court games before league play — something Duke did against Kentucky (win), Auburn (win), Gonzaga (loss) and Texas Tech (win). "Come on, man," Krzyzewski said. "We come up with a top-10 schedule every year." As for Leonard Hamilton's Seminoles, their only losses have come against fourth-ranked Virginia in last weekend's league opener and reigning national champion Villanova in November. Photo of the only player in the ACC ranked among the league's Top 10 in scoring, Top 15 in boards and 10 in assists 📊 (22.8 PPG, 6.5 RPG, 4.1 APG) @RjBarrett6 pic.twitter.com/XQkAeytZpj — Duke Basketball (@DukeMBB) January 9, 2019 LOOKING AHEAD Last year Virginia Tech went on the road and handed Virginia its only loss to an ACC opponent in overtime. Now it's a top-10 matchup. The ninth-ranked Hokies (14-1, 3-0) have won nine straight games and will have the weekend to rest before Tuesday's trip to Charlottesville, while the Cavaliers (14-0, 2-0) first must visit Clemson on Saturday. Both teams are highly ranked in KenPom's adjusted efficiency statistics: Virginia was fifth in offense (117.9 points per 100 possessions) and third in defense (86.6), while Virginia Tech was eighth in offense (116.9) and 21st in defense (93.2) after Wednesday's scheduled games. RELATED: 13 college basketball predictions this season that were dead wrong PLAYER TO WATCH Boston College's Ky Bowman is having a big year for the Eagles after high-scoring guard Jerome Robinson left early for the NBA. The 6-foot-1 junior is averaging 20.0 points, 7.4 rebounds and 3.5 assists entering Saturday's game at Notre Dame. He also had a career-high 44 points against Hartford on Dec. 31. INSIDE THE NUMBERS Turnovers are becoming a problem for North Carolina, even in wins. The 12th-ranked Tar Heels won at No. 15 North Carolina State on Tuesday despite committing 23 turnovers, which matched a season-high set in the December win against Gonzaga . Before those two games, UNC hadn't won a game with 20-plus turnovers since January 2015. Good looks, Brooks. 2️⃣ ACC games 1️⃣0️⃣ Assists 🙅♂️ turnovers#CarolinaSZN pic.twitter.com/iqvDZByIQR — Carolina Basketball (@UNC_Basketball) January 11, 2019 ON THE WOMEN'S SIDE Sue Semrau's Florida State team has found some momentum. The No. 22 Seminoles (14-1, 2-0) have won 10 straight since losing to LSU in November to climb into this week's AP Top 25. And the two league victories have come in close finishes on the road: a 63-61 win at Virginia and a 64-63 win at UNC. Florida State hosts Clemson on Sunday. COLLEGE BASKETBALL NEWS: BEST TEAM FROM EVERY DECADE TEAMS WITH THEIR BEST ROSTERS IN '18 This article was written by Aaron Beard from The Associated Press and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to legal@newscred.com. Men's college lacrosse: Notre Dame upsets No. 1 Duke, Corrigan becomes winningest coach at a single program Notre Dame took down No. 1 Duke 13-8 in Saturday's matchup, making head coach Kevin Corrigan the winningest head coach at a single program in NCAA DI history. READ MORE 22 way-too-early men's college basketball predictions for 2021-22 season Here are 22 predictions for the 2021-22 men's college basketball season. READ MORE What March Madness looked like the year you were born Here's wishing you a very vintage March Madness and may all your dreams of a perfect bracket come true. Here's what March Madness looked like the year you were born. READ MORE