Lots of fun stuff here. With the NBA Draft just a few days away, we thought we’d put together a links run. Happy reading! What’s the 2025 NBA Draft order?
As Duke fans got to see a basketball revolutionary in person The greatest thing about being in Cameron is seeing Duke play obviously, but the second greatest thing is that we see so many great opponents come through.
A great development for a rising young talent As you probably know, incoming freshman Nik Khamenia would normally be on campus by now, starting classes and getting incorporated into Duke’s system.
Duke has found their guy! Per our very own Aram Leighton, the Duke Blue Devils have hired Wake Forest pitching coach Corey Muscara as their next head baseball coach.
Deron Rippey Jr., a 6‑foot‑2, 175‑pound point guard out of Blair Academy in Blairstown, New Jersey, has steadily climbed recruiting boards this spring. He checks in at No.
It’s a tougher job that it appears Over at CBS, Cameron Salerno rates the Top 5 freshmen in Duke history. It’s not a bad list: Cooper Flagg Zion Williamson Jahlil Okafor Marvin Bagley RJ Barrett Not bad but there are some other guys who should have been considered, notably Tyus Jones.
Quite a story really. Brian Scalabrine was one of the first significant guys in the basketball world to realize that Cooper Flagg was special. In this video, he talks about getting a call from Matt McKinsey, who at the time (we don’t know if he still is) was Flagg’s trainer.
European talent is flocking to the NCAA’s deeper pockets You guys probably recall the surprise when we all learned just how much Cooper Flagg made this past season at Duke, around $28 million.
Chamberlain completely changed the way he played in 1966-67 and it brought his team a title. The rivalry between Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain defined the NBA from 1959 to 1969, when Russell retired.
Didn’t see this one coming but he’d be loved in Cameron Well here is an unexpected development on the recruiting front: the #1 center in the 2027 class has gotten an offer from Duke.
Interesting as always The annual DBR mock draft is over and the results are in! Big surprise (not): Cooper Flagg goes to Dallas with the #1 pick. Big surprise (for real): Khaman Maluach goes to San Antonio with the #2 pick.
A 6-5 power player was, and remains, pretty unusual. Adrian Dantley probably should have had a better career than he had, but the career that he had was really pretty great.
Up until a few weeks ago, every Duke basketball offer holder in the 2026 cycle was a composite five-star talent. Now, as Jon Scheyer and his crew continue to expand their efforts a bit, Melissa High School (Texas) shooting guard Austin Goosby is one of a few surging 2026 four-stars who have become full-fledged Blue Devil targets.
College coaches have been contacting 2027 talents directly for the first time since Sunday's green light for the cycle. It's no surprise the Duke basketball staff, plus at least one other blueblood and over a dozen more high-majors, have already dialed up the No.
The 2025 NBA Draft appears to have a clear-cut top two picks in Duke's Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper of Rutgers. After that, the draft is full of uncertainty.
Carlos Boozer is soaking up one of life’s full-circle moments. His twin sons, Cameron and Cayden Boozer, just landed on the cover of Slam magazine — and they’re heading to the same campus where their dad built his name: Duke University.
Duke and Texas will play in the inaugural Dick Vitale Invitational in Charlotte on Nov. 4, ESPN announced Monday. The announcement coincides with Vitale's 86th birthday and his new multiyear contract with the network.
Cooper Flagg will meet with the Mavericks brass on June 17, eight days before Dallas is expected to make the Duke freshman forward the No. 1 pick in the draft.
Overall: 40-19 Conference: 17-13 RPI: 30 SOS: 34 Overall: 42-14 Conference: 17-8 RPI: 67 SOS: 222 I mentioned this in our last super regional preview, but this is also not a Super Regional we would’ve projected.
Cooper Flagg was a can’t-miss prospect during his time at Duke, and he was apparently compensated more than accordingly.
The Duke Blue Devils continue to prove that they're consistent national title contenders after a 35-4 season that included the program's 18th trip to the Final Four. Duke entered the NCAA Tournament as a No.
Washington State forward Cedric Coward is officially keeping his name in the 2025 NBA Draft, according to ESPN’s Jonathan Givony.
Top international prospect Dame Sarr has committed to Duke, where he will join an already loaded recruiting class.
Leading up to the 2025 NBA Draft, the most talked-about prospect of the incoming class is Duke Phenom Cooper Flagg. Following a shocking and historic lottery result, the versatile forward is gearing up for a rather uncommon journey. Typically, the No.
Duke wing Isaiah Evans has withdrawn from the 2025 NBA draft pool and won’t participate in this week’s combine, the league announced Sunday.
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