Duke again showed off its offense and flexed its defensive might, but the Blue Devils lost a starting guard to injury in the first half against Miami on Tuesday.

Tyrese Proctor's knee injury dampened Duke basketball's dominance at Miami, but here's the good from the Blue Devils' blowout win.

Proctor has been an impact player for Duke since the start, and he is once again having an impressive season with this loaded Duke team. Proctor is currently averaging 11.8 points per game, 3.2 rebounds per game and 2.3 assists per game. He is shooting 43.7% from the field and 40.8% from deep. He is one of the most important players on this team.

With less than a minute to play in the first half against Miami, Duke guard Tyrese Proctor left the game limping. Proctor went straight up the tunnel to the locker room and did not return to the game.

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

Tyrese Proctor suffered a bone bruise in Duke's win over Miami, coach Jon Scheyer revealed Wednesday night. He is expected to return this season.

The No. 2 Duke Blue Devils delivered a dominant performance against Miami Tuesday night, easily securing a 97-60 victory over the struggling Hurricanes. However, the team’s commanding display became a secondary storyline as concern grew over a significant injury suffered by junior guard Tyrese Proctor late in the first half.

Like most of ACC play, Tuesday night wasn’t super stressful for Duke basketball. Jon Scheyer and the Blue Devils rolled into Miami and crushed the Hurricanes 97-60 to move to 16-1 in conference play and stay on track for the regular season ACC title.