Duke defeated Boston College in a close 70-65 game Tuesday evening to become Georgia’s opponent in the NCAA regional semifinals in Chattanooga.

The Duke-Georgia game will tip off at approximately 2:20 on Saturday afternoon. LSU and Liberty will play at noon in the other regional semifinal, and Georgia-Duke will start 20 minutes or so after that first game ends. ESPN will televise both games.

Duke features ACC Player of the Year and All-American guard Monique Currie and a solid supporting cast inside and outside. They spent much of the season in the Top 5. They have a 30-4 record with three of those losses coming to #1-seed North Carolina. A November loss to Notre Dame is the only other blemish on their record.