The Latest Breaking News from Jon Scheyer

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…

DURHAM, N.C. — Long and lanky, Dereck Lively stretched out in a chair in front of his locker inside Orlando's Amway Center Saturday night staring ahead, lost in thought.

ORLANDO, Fla. — It wasn’t even midway through the first half here on Saturday afternoon before Duke’s players returned to their bench during a timeout, looking a bit weary and beleaguered, and received a message from their coaches that became the refrain of what turned out to be their final…

The temptation to compare Hubert Davis and Jon Scheyer is strong, and for good reason. Coaches at Duke and North Carolina are always linked, through history and circumstance, but these two especially. Both were stars at their alma maters, where they took over for legendary, Hall of Fame coaches who…

ORLANDO, Fla. — Stan Van Gundy is in the middle of watching game tape of the 13th-seeded Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns when I call him earlier this week to talk about his role as a color analyst for this week’s NCAA Tournament games in Orlando.