BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ Duke head coach Jon Scheyer is uncertain about the severity of Maliq Brown’s dislocated shoulder. The 6-foot-9 forward suffered the injury as Duke defeated Virginia 80-62 on Monday, a win overshadowed by losing a key reserve. “It’s just gonna take some time to see how he heals and recovers,” Scheyer told The Field of 68 Tuesday afternoon. “We … [Read more...] about Duke coach Jon Scheyer gives update on Maliq Brown injury
Cooper Flagg, Duke win 14th straight with help from quirky, heady play from Kon Knueppel
By ADAM ZAGORIA In a game that featured Khaman Maluach losing his lunch on the court and Kon Knueppel utilizing a quirky, heady play to keep his teammate inbounds, Cooper Flagg once again dominated in the second half as No. 2 Duke won its 14th straight game. The 6-foot-9 Flagg, the presumed No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft, went for 28 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists as Duke … [Read more...] about Cooper Flagg, Duke win 14th straight with help from quirky, heady play from Kon Knueppel
UConn, Duke each place 3 on McDonald’s All-American Game rosters
By ADAM ZAGORIA Duke and UConn each placed three players on the McDonald’s All-American Game rosters. The game will take place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Tuesday, April 1. For UConn, New Jersey native Darius Adams, Eric Reibe and Braylon Mullins were named to the game among its 2025 recruiting class. “It’s an awesome class,” UConn coach Dan Hurley told … [Read more...] about UConn, Duke each place 3 on McDonald’s All-American Game rosters
Five-star Caleb Wilson chooses North Carolina
By SAM LANCE Caleb Wilson, the No. 6 overall prospect in the 2025 class, has committed to Hubert Davis and North Carolina, he announced live on TNT. Wilson — the 6-foot-9, 205-pound jumbo wing from Holy Innocents Episcopal School (GA) and the Nightrydas Elite Nike EYBL AAU program — chose the Tar Heels over Kentucky. He’s the highest ranked recruit Davis has picked up as … [Read more...] about Five-star Caleb Wilson chooses North Carolina
Duke’s Cooper Flagg throws down what may be the dunk of the year in college basketball
By ADAM ZAGORIA Duke freshman Cooper Flagg won’t be on campus for long, but he’s making the most of his time in Durham. The 6-foot-9 presumed No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft threw down what may turn out to be the dunk of the year Tuesday night when he jammed in transition on a helpless Guillermo Diaz Graham in No. 4 Duke’s 76-47 rout at Cameron Indoor Stadium. “Look, it … [Read more...] about Duke’s Cooper Flagg throws down what may be the dunk of the year in college basketball