Assuming first-year Duke basketball forward Maliq Brown doesn't encounter any significant setbacks stemming from the dislocated shoulder he sustained late
What a night for Banchero. For the first time in his NBA career, former Blue Devil Jayson Tatum missed an NBA playoff game. If you missed it, he banged up his wrist in the series opener against Orlando.
...freakishly so. When he’s been healthy, former Duke star Zion Williamson has dominated the NBA in a way that few players ever have. His combination of power, quickness and a high basketball IQ make it virtually impossible to stop him.
Cameron Sheffield committed to Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his cohorts around this time last year. He arrived as a graduate transfer with
The video isn’t perfect but it’s still wonderful to watch Time is an interesting thing to consider. This video is from the 1966 NBA Playoffs and a series between the Boston Celtics and the Cincinnati Royals.
In hopes of replicating an NCAA Tournament feel late in the regular season, Duke basketball scheduled a February bout against the Illinois Fighting Illini in Madison Square Garden last go-round.
Duke basketball already boasts a formidable rotation for next season. The collection includes three 2025 five-stars in Cameron Boozer, Cayden Boozer, and Nikolas Khamenia.
This ought to be good. According to our friends at Maize N Brew, who picked this up from Jon Rothstein, Duke and Michigan will play in Washington, D.C.
Heading into the 2025 NBA Draft, the one prospect everyone has their eyes on is Cooper Flagg.
Evidently, Duke basketball guard/forward Isaiah Evans will neither test the NBA Draft waters nor enter the transfer portal. No, the 6-foot-6, 175-pound freshman from Fayetteville, N.C., will instead return to Durham for his sophomore campaign under fourth-year Blue Devil head coach Jon Scheyer.
And it may not be good, at least in the short term. We didn’t have time to get to this Monday, but the NCAA is proposing to junk 153 rules about amateurism that will pave the way for the House settlement.
Great news for Duke from a young and developing player We weren't at liberty to confirm this, but during the season, we heard from an impeccable source that Darren Harris would absolutely be back.
Let the craziness begin Now that Cooper Flagg has officially declared for the NBA Draft, speculation can hit overdrive. Obviously draft speculation is cranking up but we can’t know about that until the lottery is set on May 12th.
Duke basketball has neither landed nor lost a player via the transfer portal this cycle. But one would think that'll eventually change, as fourth-year head coach Jon Scheyer and the Blue Devils seemingly have a few spots left to fill on next season's roster.
Next play. After decommiting from Duke last week, Shelton Henderson has settled on his new school: he’ll join former Duke assistant Jai Lucas at Miami.
Too bad these guys had to stop playing. Michael Jordan had some famous rivalries during his NBA career and respected most of them, but one guy he later said he couldn’t stand was Reggie Miller.
Duke freshman Cooper Flagg is considered a can't-miss prospect and the presumptive No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft. But the NBA has had a number of "surefire" prospects that haven't panned out — one of them also from Duke.
Longtime NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith applauded Cooper Flagg's all-around skill set as he gets ready to make the jump to the pros.
Top prospect and projected No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg is entering the 2025 NBA draft.
The Duke Blue Devils took yet another step toward improvement under the leadership of head coach Jon Scheyer. Duke finished the season with a 35-4 record, earning four victories in the NCAA Tournament: Alabama, Arizona, Baylor and Mount Saint Mary's. They ultimately suffered a loss to Houston in the Final Four.
Duke Blue Devils star freshman sharpshooter Kon Knueppel has announced that he is indeed leaving college to enter the 2025 NBA draft. He put together a strong lone year Duke and was one of the big reasons the team was able to make a run to the Final Four.
The Duke Blue Devils made a memorable run to the NCAA Tournament Final Four. Now, the coaching staff is working hard to reassemble the roster for the upcoming 2025-26 season.
Saraf, who is the No. 23 player on ESPN’s big board of 2025 prospects, plays overseas for the German team Ratiopharm Ulm.
Houston stunned Duke on Saturday to advance to the championship game of the 2025 NCAA Tournament, and one crazy stat proves that the Blue Devils lost in unprecedented fashion.
Many expected the Duke Blue Devils to enjoy a long March Madness run based on the standard of players on their roster. Having the most talented eighteen-year-old cager don your jersey for the year will easily make your team one of the favorites to win the biggest month in the collegiate basketball calendar.
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