Third-year Duke basketball talent Tyrese Proctor, averaging a career-high 11.8 points per game and shooting 40.8 percent from three, sustained a bone bruise in his left knee during Tuesday night's blowout road win over the Miami Hurricanes.

Duke basketball provided an injury update on Tyrese Proctor ahead of the Blue Devils' game against Wake Forest on Monday.

Junior point guard Tyrese Proctor suffered a left knee injury Tuesday night in Duke’s 97-60 win at Miami and didn’t play the second half. Jon Scheyer updated his situation Wednesday night.

The healthy full-time Duke basketball starters are graduate guard Sion James, freshman guard/forward Kon Knueppel, freshman guard/forward Cooper Flagg, and freshman center Khaman Maluach.

Duke basketball's Tyrese Proctor, one of the Blue Devils' best players, was injured at Miami. Here's what we know, with an update from Jon Scheyer

Tyrese Proctor's knee injury dampened Duke basketball's dominance at Miami, but here's the good from the Blue Devils' blowout win.

Duke guard Tyrese Proctor appeared to injure his left knee late in the first half of the second-ranked Blue Devils’ 97-60 win over Miami.

Duke guard Tyrese Proctor, who is dealing with a knee injury, will not play Saturday night when the No. 2 Blue Devils host Florida State, sources told ESPN.

As first reported by ESPN's Pete Thamel, Duke basketball starter Tyrese Proctor (bone bruise) won't be available against Florida State on Saturday.

Duke basketball is without one of its full-time starting guards in junior Tyrese Proctor (left knee bone bruise) for its home contest against the Florida State Seminoles (16-12, 7-10 ACC) at 7 p.m. ET Saturday (ACC Network).