The Latest Breaking News from Jon Scheyer

DURHAM, N.C. — So many unknowns surround Duke basketball as the program embarks on the long-planned — but still uncertain — time after Hall of Fame coach Mike Krzyzewski's retirement. Jon Scheyer has known since late May 2021 he'd be the Blue Devils head coach when they opened this season…

This was the first time Jon Scheyer felt any kind of pressure to prove himself. The first time he could sense others’ doubt and skepticism. He was in the sixth grade when he walked into a gym in Evanston, Ill., not far from his hometown of Northbrook, a well-off suburb…

In two weeks, the college basketball season opens and Duke plays Jacksonville at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

DURHAM, N.C. — Duke basketball added its first player to its 2024 recruiting class, and made strides toward adding another over the weekend.

Scheyer, a Glenbrook North alum, was designated as Krzyzewski’s successor in June 2021.

DURHAM, N.C. — Two new banners hung from Cameron Indoor Stadium's rafters as Duke went through its fifth preseason practice, preparing for a new basketball season last Saturday morning.

Jon Scheyer is a rarity among college head coaches.

In its usual star-studded recruiting class, Duke added two big men projected to play major roles on this season’s basketball team.

College basketball became a young man’s sport at Duke over the past decade, as a parade of one-and-done players starred for the Blue Devils then moved on to NBA riches.

Duke gets commitment from 4-star forward TJ Power, further bolstering the No. 1 ranked class in 2023.

Power's commitment comes after a remarkable run this summer and a wave of new offers.