The Wilmington, Del., native chose the Blue Devils ahead of Kansas, Arizona, Seton Hall and Baylor and will be joining a loaded backcourt.
A week after missing out on the Kevin Knox sweepstakes when the five-star forward picked Kentucky, the Blue Devils landed their second choice at small forward.
The Vertical's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Friday morning that Jackson will be Duke's latest one-and-done.
Several ex-Blue Devils have made headlines in the NBA conference semifinals, but only Kyrie Irving made a significant impact on the court.
The 6-foot-1 guard flew under the radar in the recruiting world and was not rated by ESPN or 247Sports.
Duke's former stars have struggled to make a consistent impact in the postseason thus far.
The brothers competed by tossing tissues into a trash can in a fictional sibling therapist's office.
New NBA Draft rules implemented last year that let early entrants pull out after receiving feedback from professional teams and scouts, and for the first time, a Blue Devil will take advantage of that flexibility.
Most of the former Blue Devils in the postseason have struggled to make an impact thus far in the first round.
As decision time rapidly approaches, Duke's coaches are making their final pitches to several blue-chip recruits.
One of Duke's reserve wings will transfer this offseason, and the Blue Devils will now also have to replace one of their backup post players.
Allen chose to return to Durham for one more year, and now, he will return for his final year.
After playing in every game and averaging 18.8 minutes per contest in her first year, Primm’s playing time dropped significantly as a sophomore with no starts and just 11.0 minutes per game.
The Blue Zone takes a look at the former Blue Devils who are healthy and ready to contribute for playoff teams.
Chidom averaged more than eight points per game in each of her last three years at Duke, with a career high of 9.6 points per contest as a junior in 2015-16.
After toiling in the NBA D-League for almost two years hoping to get his shot a stable contract with an NBA franchise, Quinn Cook's patience appears to be paying off.
"College Gameday" is a building block for college basketball fans—both literally and figuratively.
With two rookies joining the ranks of Duke one-and-done freshmen this week, the Blue Devils will now have to try prepare for next season without their top scorer as well. Following a season in which he earned All-American and unanimous First Team All-ACC honors, sophomore Luke Kennard became the third member of this year's squad to declare for the NBA draft, following freshmen Jayson Tatum and Harry Giles.
Several former Blue Devils are already readying for the playoffs heading into the last week of the regular season.
Having already signed ESPN 100 No. 3 player Wendell Carter and No. 8 Gary Trent Jr., the Blue Devils are looking to attract other top prospects to pair with the duo.
