The Duke Blue Devils are now expected to face the Texas Tech Red Raiders in a men's college basketball matchup Dec. 21 in New York City. File Photo by Aaron Josefczyk/UPIMIAMI, July 24 (UPI) -- A Dec. 21 Duke-Michigan men's college basketball matchup was canceled due to a misinterpretation of broadcast rights, a source familiar with the game's planning told UPI on Friday.The game was initially set to be held at Madison Square Garden in New York City, but the broadcast rights misinterpretation led to organizers attempting to move the game to loanDepot park in Miami. Persisting broadcast rights issues resulted in the parties still not being able to work out an agreement, triggering the cancelation.The game between the defending champion Wolverines and Blue Devils was set to air Amazon Prime Video.Amazon announced in April that it would present three marquee, neutral-site non-conference games featuring the Blue Devils per season. The series is set to start with a game against UConn on Nov. 25 in Las Vegas. The Blue Devils are scheduled to face Gonzaga on Feb. 20 in Detroit.The Blue Devils said at the time that they committed to participate in additional ESPN-owned and operated neutral site events in 2027-28 and 2028-29 in exchange for the network's "flexibility to participate" in the Prime Video series.Sources told ESPN and CBS that the Blue Devils will now play Texas Tech on Dec. 21 at Madison Square Garden. The Blue Devils will face Michigan State in the first game on their schedule Nov. 10 in Chicago.