Did you see what former Kentucky great Dan Issel said the other day? In a nutshell, he said it was harder for Kentucky to win when everyone else could pay players, too.
Duke’s Cameron Boozer is well into the draft process now. For instance, Monday was measurement day, and Boozer came in with this: Height: 6 feet, 8.25 inches Weight: 252.8 pounds Wingspan: 7 feet, 1.5 inches Standing reach: 9 feet The only thing that surprises us is his wingspan.
There have been some classic moments and antics from the Camer0n Crazies, but one of the most memorable was Speedo Guy, back in 2003. The basic plot was to have everyone near him sit down, and when a UNC foul shooter got to the line, Speedo Guy was going to jump up and shake and shimmy in his skivvies.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff are entering the 2026-27 college basketball season looking to avenge this past season's soul-crushing end at the hands of UConn in the Elite Eight.
With the NBA Draft Lottery now unfolded, Duke basketball freshman sensation Cameron Boozer now has a better idea of which franchise he will end up with.
In Monday night’s Brotherhood Playoff Action, Cleveland took out Detroit, 112-103, behind a dstunning 22-0 run. Tyrese Proctor got in at the end, but did not score.
Duke basketball is set to have two players selected in the first round of this year's NBA Draft: Cameron Boozer and Isaiah Evans, continuing a remarkable run of professional talent produced under Jon Scheyer.
The Duke Blue Devils have been forced to re-establish their standouts and stars on the roster after an offseason that depleted the team of its best talent.
In 1979, Duke had a rocky season, but still had the Duke Power Company – a frontcourt of Mike Gminski, Gene Banks, and Kenny Dennard – and also had Jim Spanarkel and Bob Bender, and Vince Taylor off the bench.
With the draft lottery out of the way and the selection order set, intrigue about the 2026 NBA Draft is rising. Cameron Boozer is going to go early, and just how early depends on priorities.
The Duke Blue Devils have work ahead of them this summer and fall camp to identify replacements for key starters who left for the transfer portal or the NFL Draft.
Now that the draft lottery is over, people can start to make some educated guesses about who goes to what team. Here’s an interesting factor we had not considered: not only is Carlos Boozer Cameron Boozer’s father, he’s also a scout for the Utah Jazz, and the Jazz hold the #2 pick.
Things have changed since the transfer portal began, but over the years, Duke has traditionally not brought in a lot of transfers. Naturally, some have done better than others.
The 2026 NBA Draft lottery is over, and here’s who will be picking where. #1 Pick: Washington Wizards #2 Pick: Utah Jazz #3 Pick: Memphis Grizzlies #4
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff will enter the 2026-27 college basketball season with what is likely the deepest and most championship-ready group Scheyer has had since he took over at the helm in Durham.
The Duke football program underwent quite the overhaul this offseason. After the Blue Devils shockingly lost both star quarterback Darian Mensah and star wide receiver Cooper Barkate to the transfer portal at the last second, it sent head coach Manny Diaz and his staff into a spiral as they scrambled to find replacements.
The Duke basketball program retained a lot of its rotation from the 2025-26 season, which is a bit uncharacteristic for a program that tends to rely on incoming freshman talent year in and year out.
Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer always ensures a challenging non-conference slate for his teams, and the 2026-27 campaign will be no different. Recently, Duke signed a landmark broadcasting deal with Amazon, allowing the streaming service to exclusively broadcast three neutral-site non-conference basketball games each season.
The annual run-up to the draft is impressively idiotic: everyone draws out mock drafts and figures who is going where, and why…all before the lottery is set.
You may or may not remember this, but a while back, Kelly Flagg counseled Cooper not to go crazy when he bought his first car. From all reports, he listened.
The Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball program continues to load up its roster for the 2026-27 season. On Thursday, Duke received a commitment from 16-year-old Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje, who is a 7-foot center from FC Barcelona, as he announced on his Instagram page.
Duke star forward Cameron Boozer averaged 22.5 points, 10.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.4 steals on shooting splits of .556/.391/.789.
Duke wing Isaiah Evans has declared for the 2026 NBA Draft.
Duke Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer won't be running short on backcourt playmakers next season.
Diaz has gone 18-9 in two campaigns, and last season, the Blue Devils went 9-5 and won the ACC.
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