The Duke Blue Devils are using an extremely limited rotation of players this season, which puts a premium on their main contributors finding ways to improve their game as the year progresses. Despite the extended minutes that all six top Blue Devils are logging, they have all found a way to make themselves better than they were in November.
It wasn't so much that they had glaring weaknesses when the 2015-16 season began, but over the course of time they've found ways to address areas that could stand to get better. Here's a look at where each of Duke's five starters has improved the most over the past three months.