The Latest Breaking News from Jon Scheyer

Cooper Flag, the top boys basketball player in high school, announced his commitment to the Duke Blue Devils.

The 16-year-old prospect announced his commitment to the Blue Devils, showing that the school has maintained its recruiting power even without Mike Krzyzewski.

The Blue Devils’ coach—who once played professionally in Israel—spoke about the ongoing conflict between Israel and the militant Palestinian group at ACC media day.

The Blue Devils went 27–9 in the 36-year-old’s first year on the job.

DURHAM — Expected to be ranked among the nation's top five teams with four starters returning, Duke basketball opens the season Nov. 6, and immediately faces stiff competition.

With college athletics experiencing seismic shifts in every area due to the transfer portal and NIL, men’s basketball scheduling is going through changes of its own.

"The Celtics are one of the most elite professional franchises in sports," said Jefferson.

DURHAM, N.C. — On the same day Duke basketball retained a starter for next season’s frontcourt, its top-rated recruit said he’ll play elsewhere.

The rising sophomore announced his intention to stay with the Blue Devils, joining Tyrese Proctor and Mark Mitchell.

In a shocker, the Blue Devils star will forgo the NBA draft for at least one more season.

Every epic game comes with a defining moment — if not more than one — and for the North Carolina-Duke NCAA Tournament national semifinal of a year ago, that moment remains clear enough. It will endure, even if almost nothing else about the photographs capturing it lasted all that much…