Duke basketball recruiting: Transfer portal news, 2024 roster, recruits, targets from ACC experts (2024)

The Duke Blue Devils are one of college basketball's most successful programs and former Duke star Jon Scheyer is looking to continue the legacy created by Mike Krzyzewski. Coach K won the NCAA Tournament five times during his 42-year tenure at Duke and Scheyer has led Duke to back-to-back 27-9 seasons. However, he's losing his top four scorers from an Elite Eight team a season ago and will expect immediate returns from what many believe to be one of the best Duke basketball recruiting classes in recent memory. Anchored by No. 1 overall prospect Cooper Flagg, Duke has the No. 1 recruiting class in 2024 with four five-star prospects and two four-stars already signed.

Scheyer also welcomed in commits from the college basketball transfer portal and continues to work the recruiting trail to round out his Duke basketball roster after nine departures from last year's team. If you love the Blue Devils, or just want the latest roster updates and college basketball transfer portal news, be sure to see what the proven team of insiders are saying at The Devil's Den, the 247Sports affiliate that covers the Duke Blue Devils.

The team of insiders at The Devil's Den are providing up-to-the-minute scoop on the latest intel surrounding the Duke basketball roster changes. The basketball coverage at The Devil's Den is led by Adam Rowe and Mark Watson, who have decades of experience covering the team. In addition, The Devil's Den features a message board community visited by thousands of Duke fanatics and program insiders. And right now, The Devil's Den is offering 30% off the first year of an annual subscriptions*, so now is the time to sign up.

The team at The Devil's Den has full coverage of who is coming and who is going on the Duke basketball roster. Head to The Devil's den now to see all the insider info.

Duke basketball roster departures

It's a new era of college basketball and roster turnover is inevitable. The Blue Devils will lose Kyle Filipowski and Jared McCain, while Jeremy Roach and Mark Mitchell entered the transfer portal. Those were Duke's four leading scorers and Roach will play at Baylor next season, while Mitchell committed to Missouri.

There were five other scholarship players for the Blue Devils who entered the transfer portal, but none of them averaged more than 9.2 minutes per game for Scheyer's squad in 2023-24. Sean Stewart has already committed to Ohio State, while TJ Power is heading to Virginia. Jaden Schutt, Jaylen Blakes and Christian Reeves remain uncommitted and are weighing their options now that the transfer portal has closed.Join The Devil's Den to see the latest on all of Duke's roster changes.

Duke basketball news, roster

Scheyer's 2024 Duke basketball recruiting recruiting class is among the best at any program in recent college basketball history, rivaling some of John Calipari's one-and-done hauls at Kentucky. There are four five-star and two four-star recruits in the class, and all rank among the top 51 players in the nation, per 247Sports. Small forward Cooper Flagg and center Khaman Maluach are the cornerstones of the class. They rank No. 1 and No. 3, respectively, nationally and both are considered likely lottery picks in the 2025 NBA Draft.

Duke returns experience in the backcourt in guards Tyrese Proctor and Caleb Foster, so Flagg and Maluach should complement the existing roster well. To balance all the young talent coming in, Scheyer landed Purdue graduate transfer Mason Gillis and rising junior Maliq Brown from Syracuse. The Blue Devils remain active in recruiting the portal with three scholarships still open.Join The Devil's Den to see the latest Duke basketball roster news.

How to get insider Duke basketball roster updates

Duke has multiple scholarships still open and has been in touch with more top players in the transfer portal, so be sure to join The Devil's Den to see who they are and get the rest of the insider roster news.

Who are the top names Duke basketball is pursuing this offseason in the transfer portal, and which power-conference transfers could land in Durham? Go to The Devil's Den to see their insider information, all from a team of reporters with years of experience covering the Blue Devils, and find out. And reminder, The Devil's Den is offering 30% off the first year of an annual VIP membership*, so subscribe now before it's too late.

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Duke basketball recruiting: Transfer portal news, 2024 roster, recruits, targets from ACC experts (2024)

FAQs

Who is 15 on Duke roster? ›

Ryan Young

How many wins does Mike Krzyzewski have? ›

668 weeks ranked in the AP poll (most by a coach in poll history) 1,129 victories at Duke (most in NCAA history at one school) 1,202 career wins (most in NCAA history)

How many championships has Duke won? ›

Duke has won 5 National Championships (tied with Indiana for fourth all-time behind UCLA, Kentucky, North Carolina, UConn, and appeared in 11 Championship Games (third all-time) and 17 Final Fours (tied for third all-time with Kentucky and only behind North Carolina UConn) and UCLA).

Who is the coach of Duke basketball? ›

Jon Scheyer - Head Coach - Men's Basketball Coaches - Duke University.

Is Cooper Flagg going to Duke? ›

Cooper Flagg, the nation's consensus top player in the 2024 recruiting class, announced Monday that he will play his college basketball at Duke.

Who are the five-star recruits for Duke? ›

Maluach, who originally committed to Duke on March 6, joins fellow future Blue Devils and five-star recruits Cooper Flagg (6-9, F, Newport, Maine/Montverde Academy), Isaiah Evans (6-6, G/F, Huntersville, N.C./North Mecklenburg HS), Kon Knueppel (6-6, G/F, Milwaukee, Wis./Wisconsin Lutheran HS) and Patrick Ngongba II (6 ...

Where does Mike Krzyzewski live now? ›

Who is the most winningest men's college basketball coach? ›

Mike Krzyzewski has the most total victories for men's basketball with 1,202.

Is Coach K Catholic? ›

Krzyzewski was born in Chicago, the son of Polish American parents Emily M. (née Pituch) and William Krzyzewski and was raised as a Catholic.

Has Duke ever won back to back national championships? ›

Seven different college basketball programs have won back-to-back national championships: Oklahoma State, Kentucky, San Francisco, Cincinnati, UCLA, Duke, Florida, and UConn.

What is the graduation rate for Duke basketball players? ›

Admissions and Graduation Rates

The graduation rate (GSR) of student athletes at Duke is an excellent 97%. The GSR of the men's basketball team is 67%.

Has Duke ever won a national championship in basketball? ›

They have won the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship five times, all under Krzyzewski, which is second behind the University of North Carolina for any ACC team, and have been in 16 Final Fours. Seventy-one players have been drafted in the NBA draft.

What is Jon Scheyer's salary at Duke? ›

Jon Scheyer, a former college basketball player and current head coach of the Duke Blue Devils, is one of the highest-paid coaches in the NCAA. His salary is estimated to be around $7 to $8 million annually, making him one of the top earners in the college basketball coaching industry.

Did Mike Krzyzewski serve in the military? ›

From 1969-74, Krzyzewski served his country, directing service teams for three years and serving a two-year stint as head coach at the U.S. Military Academy Prep School in Belvoir, Va. In 1974, he resigned from the Army having attained the rank of Captain.

How long has Jon Scheyer been coaching at Duke? ›

Jon Scheyer
Duke Blue Devils
As coach:
2014–2018Duke (assistant)
2018–2022Duke (associate HC)
2022–presentDuke
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Why is Jaden Schutt not playing? ›

In a move that came as no surprise to many, sophom*ore Blue Devil guard Jaden Schutt will be hitting the transfer portal, he announced Monday evening on social media. Head coach Jon Scheyer had already announced in November that Schutt would be redshirting for the entire year after suffering an injury in the fall.

Why did Caleb Love transfer? ›

He felt that going to Arizona would allow him to play off the ball a bit more to better round out his skill set. "My movement off the ball, that's going to be the biggest jump I have," he said. "I kind of had the ball in my hands a lot in North Carolina.

Does Jeremy Roach have another year of eligibility? ›

He has an additional year of eligibility remaining, granted by the NCAA to players who competed during the COVID-19 pandemic season of 2020-21. Roach was a Duke freshman that year for a 13-11 team that missed the NCAA Tournament, ending the school's run of 24 straight bids.

Is Jared McCain a freshman? ›

Jared McCain's historic March Madness run

After a highly impressive freshman year at one of the best basketball schools in the country, McCain had juice left in the tank and became a key player on Duke's roster at March Madness to round out the 2023-24 season with a 21-point average across their four tournament games.

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