Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum has been having an MVP-caliber season. After last season’s disappointing Finals loss to the Golden State Warriors, Tatum and the Celtics started this season with aplomb. While the Celtics remain one of the favorites to come out of the East, Friday night’s loss against a struggling Brooklyn Nets team left many disappointed. However, Tatum found solace in college basketball as their season heats up.

Jayson Tatum has shown constant support to his alma mater, the Duke Blue Devils. The college team made a statement today with a clutch win against their rivals, North Carolina Tar Heels. After the embarrassing loss to the Nets, the Blue Devils gave Tatum a big reason to smile.

Duke Blue Devils edged past North Carolina, leaving Jayson Tatum happy

The Duke Men’s basketball team faced the North Carolina Tar Heels today for the final game of the regular season. Freshman Kyle Filipowski lead the team from the front yet again today, scoring a crucial 22 points and adding 13 rebounds. The young center helped Duke beat UNC for their sixth straight win. The Blue Devils will be a menacing matchup for anyone in the postseason.?

Former Blue Devil, Jayson Tatum loved the performance put up by the young stars. Along with Tatum, his Duke teammate and former Sacramento Kings star, Harry Giles III?took time to appreciate his former team on Twitter. Giles shared his excitement on Twitter?to which the?Boston Celtics?star replied “Big-time win” crediting their college team.?

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Fans continue to shower high praise on Duke center Kyle Filipowski for his performances this season. Averaging 14.8 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 1.2 steals, Filipowski is leading the team in every possible stat. However, the center, along with his team, must continue the same performance for the fans to watch them play during March Madness.

Boston Celtics faced heat from fans after an embarrassing loss to Brooklyn Nets

The Celtics, who stand as the second seed right under the Milwaukee Bucks, failed to bag a win against a rebuilding Brooklyn Nets. The Nets, who have suffered ever since the trades, completed a 28-point comeback against the Celtics yesterday.

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?Mikal Bridges’ 38-point performance helped his team get the better of the Celtics. Nets, who stand as the 5th seed, will look to maintain their position entering the playoffs. Do you think the Nets stand a chance in the postseason? Share your thoughts in the comments below.?