Duke's Kelly Available Only for Spot Duty Against Lehigh March 15, 2012, 5:22 pm GREENSBORO, N.C. - Second-seeded Duke isn't going to have a healthy Ryan Kelly when the Blue Devils face No. 15 Lehigh Friday in an N.C.A.A. tournament South Regional second-round game at Greensboro Coliseum. Kelly, who sprained his right ankle in a March 6 practice before the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, is available only for spot duty. "There's steady progress,"" coach Mike Krzyzewski said, "but not good enough as of this morning where I would have confidence in putting him in a game, except maybe to shoot the free throw, to handle maybe a possession or two in an end-of-game situation." Kelly, a 6-11 junior forward, was the third-leading scorer for Duke, averaging 11.8 points per game, and gave Duke size on the perimeter. Without him in the A.C.C. tournament, Duke beat Virginia Tech in the quarterfinals but lost to Florida State in the semifinals. "He's a guy that can spread the floor and can open things up offensively,"" junior forward Mason Plumlee said. I think it took us awhile to adjust in the A.C.C. tournament. I don't know if we fully did but this week of practice has really helped us just with different lineups looking at different things and I think we're better prepared for this weekend than we were the A.C.C. tournament.