COVID-19 pauses have teams working way back to 'game shape'

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — When second-ranked Duke returned from a COVID-19 outbreak, it didn't take long for coach Mike Krzyzewski to see just how much work was ahead for the Blue Devils to get back into form.

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