Indianapolis ? UCLA didn’t just lose, it dropped to 0-2 for the first time in 41 seasons.

And the Bruins did it in front of John Wooden in the tournament named for the coach who made them a national power.

J.J. Redick scored 20 points, helping sixth-ranked Duke beat the 14th-ranked Bruins 84-73 at the Wooden Tradition in a game pitting two programs with a total of 14 national titles.

Current UCLA coach Steve Lavin gave explanations of the dismal record, pointing to 2-2 starts last season and in 1996-97, both teams that wound up in the NCAA regionals.

“The goal is to go undefeated. You have to have that goal,” Lavin said. “Some years you have to be more realistic than others.”

Lavin asked for patience from UCLA fans.

“We’re still a work in progress,” he said. “We have a long way to go. We’ve just got to get better as a team in practice.”

Nick Horvath added 16 points to help Duke improve to 7-1 against the Bruins under coach Mike Krzyzewski.

The Blue Devils (3-0) used a 22-6 burst in the second half to open a 21-point lead. Daniel Ewing started the run with a 3-pointer, and Redick contributed eight points.

Redick made it 65-44 with his fourth 3-pointer of the game. He credited Chris Duhon, with 14 points and eight assists, for finding him when he was open.

UCLA trailed 70-53 when Jason Kapono (19 points) scored nine points to help the Bruins pull within nine.

Duke's Dahntay Jones dunks over UCLA's T.J. Cummings during Saturday's game in Indianapolis

But Duhon answered with consecutive layups to push the lead back to double-digits. Kapono sank a 3 with 1:31 left to make it 81-69, but the Bruins never got closer.

No. 5 Pittsburgh 89, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 49

Pittsburgh – Toree Morris scored seven consecutive points early in an 18-point Pittsburgh run that broke open an unexpectedly tight game.

Chevy Troutman came off the bench to lead Pitt with 15 points. Billy Hall scored 15 points for Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

No. 10 Oregon 88, Pacific 69

Eugene, Ore. – Luke Ridnour had 24 points and seven assists, leading No. 10 Oregon.

Andre Joseph and James Davis added 14 points each, and reserve freshman center Ian Crosswhite scored 12 for the Ducks, who cruised to victory despite getting only eight points from star forward Luke Jackson.

Oregon (3-0) won its 19th straight game at McArthur Court and is closing in on the school record of 23.

Myree Bowden led Pacific (1-2) with 20 points, while Demetrius Jackson added 14 and Miah Davis 12.

No. 11 Maryland 89, Duquesne 39

College Park, Md. – Drew Nicholas scored 19 points and Ryan Randle added a career-high 16 as Maryland extended its nonconference home winning streak to 87 games.

The defending NCAA champions never trailed against the error-prone Dukes (1-3), who had more turnovers (20) than points (19) in the first half.

Nicholas scored all 19 of his points before halftime, helping Maryland (3-0) build a 31-point lead. Several of his baskets came off passes from Steve Blake, who had 10 of his 13 assists in the first half.

No. 24 Minnesota 72, No. 17 Georgia 69

Minneapolis – Michael Bauer’s 3-pointer rolled in at the buzzer, giving Minnesota a victory against Georgia.

Bauer, who missed two practices this week because of a shoulder injury, scored 10 points for the Golden Gophers (2-0).

Jarvis Hayes had 21 points for Georgia (1-3).

Dayton 75, No. 21 Cincinnati 69

Dayton, Ohio – Keith Waleskowski scored 18 points, leading Dayton to an upset.

The 6-foot-9 forward combined strong shooting underneath with a soft touch from the outside. The victory snapped Cincinnati’s 11-game winning streak against the Flyers (3-0).

Cincinnati (2-1) got 15 points from Field Williams.

No. 22 Tulsa 61, Arkansas 60

Fayetteville, Ark. – Antonio Reed scored 17 points for Tulsa (3-0), and Dante Swanson had 16. Eric Ferguson scored 14 for Arkansas, which had beaten Tulsa seven straight times.

No. 23 Miss. State 100, Jacksonville 65

Starkville, Miss. – Timmy Bowers had 21 points, including four 3-pointers, as Mississippi State shot 58 percent in an easy win. Jacksonville (3-2) got 30 points from Kevin Sheppard.

No. 25 Wisconsin 69, Wis.-Green Bay 52

Green Bay, Wis. – Freddie Owens scored 19 points and Kirk Penney added 18 for Wisconsin. Brandon Hansen led the Phoenix (1-3) with 14 points.