Sporting News  Mason Plumlee's 'bad game' is bad news for ACC
opponents  CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Mason Plumlee had a bad game
Wednesday.  Those were his words, free from any sugar-coating or
attempt to hide the truth. As his coach, Mike Krzyzewski, held
court on the other side of the Time Warner Cable Arena after
Duke's 67-50 victory over Davidson, Plumlee sat in the Blue
Devils’ locker room and gave an honest, bare-bones assessment of
his performance.  Mason Plumlee and the Blue Devils are SN's
pick to win the ACC. (AP Photo)  — College basketball scores:
Top 25 scoreboard  "I have to be better," he said. "I have to be
more poised. I can't turn it over. I had a lot of travels. I
just have to be better. I have to play better going forward.
Just in terms of how I played, I had a bad game."  Plumlee
wasn't dejected. The athletic 6-10 senior didn't look
frustrated, and he wasn't moping around the locker room. The
confession was just his matter-of-fact mindset after a game in
which he had almost as many turnovers (six)