Maxime Raynaud led Stanford with 19 points and seven rebounds, but the Cardinal weren’t able to slow down No. 3 Duke in a 106-70 loss Saturday afternoon.

Tyrese Proctor scored 23 points, Cooper Flagg contributed 19 points, six assists and five rebounds, Khaman Maluach had 17 points, Sion James finished with 14 and Caleb Foster scored 10 for the Blue Devils (22-3, 14-1 Atlantic Coast Conference).

Duke shot a season-best 62.5% and hit 14 3-pointers. Proctor tied a career-high with five 3s while Flagg hit three.

Oziyah Sellers added 11 points and Donavin Young 10 for the Cardinal (16-10, 8-7).

Duke rolled into halftime up 49-34 and never trailed.

Since closing January with four straight wins, Stanford has dropped four of five games in ACC play to deal a major blow to its tournament hopes.

The Blue Devils have responded to their first conference loss against Clemson by outscoring their next two opponents by an average of 28.5 points.

Stanford tied it at 13-all, but never got any closer as Duke responded with eight straight points — including five by Flagg — in 64 seconds to reclaim momentum in a lopsided first half.

Duke’s 106 points were a season-high, surpassing a 100-58 win over Army on Nov. 8.

Stanford hosts Cal on Saturday.

Georgia Tech 90, Cal 88 (OT) >> Baye Ndongo tipped in a last-second shot from Naithan George to give Georgia Tech an overtime win over California on Saturday.

Mady Sissoko dunked to give Cal an 88-86 lead with 1:35 left in overtime but Ndongo hit a jumper to tie the game with :43 left. With time running out George drove the lane for a contested layup that Cal’s Rytis Petraitis got a hand on. In space behind the defenders Ndongo elevated and tipped in the miss for the win.

Ndongo tipped in a George shot blocked by Sissoko in the final minute of regulation to give the Yellow Jackets a 79-77 lead with :54 left, but Andrej Stojakovic scored at the basket to tie the game with :41 left and force the extra period after the Bears’ Jeremiah Wilkinson misfired on a jumper in the closing seconds.

Ndongo finished with a career-high 26 points and 13 rebounds and George had 26 points and eight assists to lead Georgia Tech (13-13, 7-8 ACC). Duncan Powell added 19 points and six boards.

Wilkinson hit 4 of 7 from behind the arc and scored 25 points to lead Cal.

Nevada 73, San Jose State 58 >> Kobe Sanders’ 18 points helped Nevada defeat San Jose State late Friday night.

Sanders also contributed nine assists and three steals for the Wolf Pack (15-10, 7-7 MWC), who overcame a 27-26 halftime deficit with 16 of Sanders’ points coming after intermission.

Latrell Davis finished with 17 points for the Spartans (12-15, 5-10).

Women

Saint Mary’s 68, Pepperdine 54 >> Zeryhia Aokuso led four players in double figures wth 16 points as Saint Mary’s easily knocked off Pepperdine on Saturday.

Abigail Shoff added 12, Jada Hunter 11 and Kennedy Johnson 10 as the Gaels (13-12, 9-7 WCC) capitalized on 21 turnovers by the Waves (8-18, 3-14 WCC).

San Diego 63, Santa Clara 57 >> Olivia Pollerd scored a team-high 17 points and hit a 3-pointer with less than a minute left that pulled Santa Clara within one possession, but the Broncos allowed San Diego to pick up only its second conference win of the season.

Led by Kylie Horstmeyer’s game-best 20 points and an 18-point, 18-rebound double-double from Truitt Reilly, the Torreros (6-19, 2-14 WCC) were able to pull out the win despite shooting 0-for-6 from distance. Pollerd’s 3 with 34 seconds left was the last basket Santa Clara (14-13, 8-9 WCC) scored.

The Broncos continue their final road trip of the season Thursday at Oregon State.