The Duke basketball program will enter the 2026-27 college basketball season with arguably the best roster in the sport. Head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff did an outstanding job building a roster ready to win in today's college sports landscape.
Jon Scheyer had a chance to leave Duke for the Mavericks this offseason. He decided there was still too much he wanted to accomplish where he was. Scheyer was among the coaches pursued by Dallas after it parted ways with Jason Kidd, as relayed by Austin Veazey of Mavs On SI.
As Jon Scheyer prepares for his fifth season as Duke basketball head coach, the 39-year-old and 2010 Blue Devil national champion guard recently appeared on the Glue Guys Podcast, co-hosted by another Duke national champion in legendary college hoops forward Shane Battier.
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North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis, ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
Duke head basketball coach Jon Scheyer is reaffirming his commitment to the team. In the offseason, Scheyer was rumored to be a candidate for the Dallas Mavericks head coaching job.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer has become one of the best recruiting head coaches in college basketball since he took over for the Blue Devils.
Duke’s complete 2026-27 schedule is official, and Jon Scheyer certainly did not ask for an easy road back to March. The Blue Devils will encounter national brands, hostile road environments, neutral-site showcases and potential NCAA Tournament previews throughout the season.
Duke released its full basketball schedule, and, as usual with Jon Scheyer, it’s a tough one. Duke starts with three challenging exhibition games. Belmont and Tennessee visit Durham, followed by a trip to Lawrence to take on the Jayhawks.
Duke basketball is about to step out of the offseason shadows. The Blue Devils announced Tuesday that Countdown to Craziness will take place Oct. 3 at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff are once again bringing in one of the best high school recruiting classes in the country. The class is rated as the No.
The Duke basketball program will once again enter the college basketball season as the cream of the crop out of the ACC. However, in 2026-27, the league as a whole could be in a much better spot in terms of depth than in any of the last several years.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff scheduled their first official visit with a recruit in the class of 2028 earlier this week. The Blue Devils will host 5-star forward Colton Hiller, the No.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff have made some moves along the 2028 recruiting trail as of late. The Blue Devils recently scheduled an official visit with Colton Hiller, the No.
Head coach Jon Scheyer has been a recruiting mastermind since he took over at Duke, and he is looking to keep that reputation. The Blue Devils have sealed the nation's No.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff have gained some traction in both the 2027 and 2028 recruiting trails over the last several weeks.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer has established himself as one of the best recruiters of any head coach in college basketball. Since Scheyer took over in Durham, the Blue Devils have remained a recruiting powerhouse in the sport.
Between the 2027 and 2028 recruiting cycles, Duke basketball is pursuing several premier talents from all across the country. In fact, according to ESPN national recruiting expert Paul Biancardi's ranking of the top 25 players, regardless of class, this week, eight of those appearing in the top 10 are also on the Blue Devil offer sheet.
The Duke Blue Devils are once again entering the college basketball season as one of the heavyweight favorites to win the National Championship. Head coach Jon Scheyer built a roster that's legitimately difficult to find a weakness in, at least on paper.
Duke and North Carolina are in pretty different spots heading into the 2026-27 college basketball season. Coming off an Elite Eight appearance, Jon Scheyer built the deepest and one of the most complete rosters in college basketball, and Duke will enter the season as one of the favorites to cut down the nets in early April 2027.
Duke has become one of college basketball’s safest preseason bets under Jon Scheyer. The Blue Devils recruit elite prospects, add proven players through the transfer portal and routinely perform like one of the best teams in the country.
Back in late June, Millennium High School (Ariz.) senior Adan Diggs became just the third prospect to land on the reported 2027 Duke basketball recruiting wishlist.
It's no secret that the Duke basketball program is one of the powerhouses of college basketball. Even in the NIL era, which has seen several blue-blood programs come dangerously close to losing that title, Duke has been one of the few that have consistently operated at the highest level of the sport.
Over the last two weeks or so, the Duke basketball program has shown interest in several top prospects in the 2027 recruiting class. Head coach Jon Scheyer has been overwhelmingly successful as a recruiter since he took over in Durham, and he is now targeting an interesting slew of prospects in the 2027 class to keep that trend alive.
The Duke Blue Devils took a victory lap regarding head coach Jon Scheyer staying at the school instead of jumping to the NBA. After news broke that Dusty May was leaving Michigan to coach the Dallas Mavericks, the Blue Devils’ official X account posted a photo of a young Scheyer wearing a Duke shirt, emphasizing his loyalty to the program.
Duke Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer won't be running short on backcourt playmakers next season.
The Duke Blue Devils are set to lose Cameron Boozer after a run to the Elite Eight, but head coach Jon Scheyer has now hit big in the transfer portal.
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