Licking their wounds after suffering their first Atlantic Coast Conference loss of the season, No. 3 Duke aims to get back in the win column on Wednesday night when it hosts Cal in Durham, N.C.The Blue Devils (20-3, 12-1 ACC) still have a firm grip on the top spot in the standings even after losing 77-71 at Clemson on Saturday, which snapped a 16-game win streak for Duke and marked its first true road loss of the season.Duke led the Tigers with 58 seconds to go following a 3-pointer from freshman phenom Cooper Flagg, but Clemson scored the game’s final seven points. Flagg had the chance to retake the lead for Duke with 14 seconds left, but slipped on a wet spot on the floor as he was driving and turned it over.Flagg didn’t use the slick floor as the reason why Duke lost the game.”Our game plan, I didn’t think we stuck to it quite as well as we should have,” Flagg said. “We weren’t really there tonight. We didn’t do our jobs. It’s hard to win the battle down low, boxing out, rebounding, giving up a ton of second-chance opportunities.”Indeed, Clemson outscored Duke in the paint 40-22 and won the rebounding battle 36-23. In two of Duke’s three losses this season — to the Tigers and Kansas Jayhawks — they were outrebounded and outscored in the paint.Flagg leads Duke in rebounding with 7.7 per game this season, while fellow freshman Khaman Maluach, who stands at 7-foot-2, grabs 6.0 per game. Maluach was limited to just 20 minutes against Clemson before fouling out.Rebounding could continue to be a concern for the Blue Devils against Cal (12-12, 5-8), which leads the ACC in offensive rebounds per game with 13.4 — 26th best in the nation entering Tuesday.