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It is not going to be the ideal week to be a Duke Blue Devils fan. The Duke men’s team let a national championship...
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There are players touted as the next big thing in college basketball while in high school. Then there’s Cooper Flagg, who was already projected...
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Lady Vols Ranked Strongly After Kim Caldwell’s First Season at the Helm In her debut season as the head coach of the Tennessee...
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After the heart-wrenching loss in the Final Four, Kon Knueppel, like many athletes, needed space to process the emotional toll of the game. Rather...
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Cooper Flagg stepped onto the court for Duke Blue Devils in a high-stakes Final Four clash against Houston, ready for a night to remember....
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Cooper Flagg didn’t sulk at home the day after Duke’s shocking Final Four loss to Houston on Saturday evening. The No. 1 seed...
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Jon Scheyer’s Wife Has Clear Preference for His Future Jon Scheyer, the head coach of Duke University’s prestigious basketball program, has made waves...
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Duke Basketball Under Jon Scheyer: Transfer Portal News, 2025 Recruits, Roster, and Targets Under the leadership of Jon Scheyer, Duke basketball has transitioned...
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The Brotherhood Appreciation Post: Jon Scheyer, Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel, and 4 Others In the world of basketball, few teams exemplify unity and...
