Tyler Herro already embarrassed one former Duke Blue Devil this season when he dropped Grayson Allen with a simple hesitation move.
On Sunday, Herro claimed another Duke victim but this time with his defense.
Austin Rivers thought he had a basket when he noticed Herro was his matchup on the possession. However, Herro had other plans.
While Rivers thought he was breaking him down, Herro got his hand in to poke the ball away, leaving Rivers on the floor while the Heat scored a basket in transition.
It’s a good play anytime a former Wildcat does something to a former Duke player, right? Herro and the Heat also picked up the 129-100 win.
