Duke men's basketball 2024-25 player review: Kon Knueppel
By Amran Hudda | 10 hours agoAs the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. Next up is freshman guard Kon Knueppel.
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. Next up is freshman guard Kon Knueppel.
Duke men’s basketball’s season ended in heartbreak in the Final Four, but it is far from the only great team to come up short in NCAA history. The Blue Zone examines several other contenders that didn’t reach the pinnacle of the sport.
Jon Scheyer has taken the reigns from legendary Duke men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski and run with them, but has yet to win a national title. The Blue Zone discusses if his success put in the conversation as a top-five coach in the NCAA in the latest Point-Counterpoint:
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. We’ve already analyzed Cooper Flagg, Isaiah Evans, Khaman Maluach, Tyrese Proctor and Sion James. Next up is sophomore guard Caleb Foster.
With both Duke basketball teams in the offseason, The Chronicle is tracking all the movement in the transfer portal and WNBA/NBA drafts to determine the 2025-26 rosters.
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. We’ve already analyzed Cooper Flagg, Isaiah Evans, Khaman Maluach and Tyrese Proctor. Next up is graduate guard Sion James.
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. Next up is junior guard Tyrese Proctor.
Francis Bogside, an Irish pub in San Antonio, brought generations of Duke graduates together on Final Four weekend.
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. We’ve already looked at Cooper Flagg and Isaiah Evans. Next up is freshman center Khaman Maluach.
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. Next up is freshman sharpshooter Isaiah Evans.
As the Blue Devils’ season comes to an end, the Blue Zone takes a final look at every player’s performance this year. First up is star freshman Cooper Flagg.
No. 1-seed Duke exited the NCAA Tournament after a heartbreaking loss to No. 1-seed Houston in the Final Four Saturday evening. The Blue Zone analyzes the 70-67 defeat.
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The late-game execution and missed free throws hurt the Blue Devils down the stretch, but failing to clear the defensive glass and giving Houston open looks paved the way for the Cougar comeback.
Scheyer and his team fell in devastating fashion 70-67 to fellow No. 1-seed Houston in San Antonio’s Alamodome Saturday night.
In their first Final Four appearance under head coach Jon Scheyer, the Blue Devils are facing off against the Houston Cougars. Through 20 minutes, Duke has jumped out to a 34-28 advantage.
In a Final Four matchup between two elite No. 1-seeds, Duke and Houston will vie for a spot in the national championship. Our beats predict who will win the Saturday night clash.
The late-game execution was subpar in both losses, but Scheyer knew that winning the war is more important than the battle. Having his team figure out how to handle the pressure of the moment, combined with a coaching style defined by doling out the hard truth and promoting self-confidence, would lead this team to greater future success.
As Scheyer's squad prepares to face Houston in San Antonio for a spot in the national championship, the Blue Zone takes a look at the last time a Duke coach made his first Final Four.
Just one day away from a historic Final Four which pits four No. 1 seeds against each other, the Blue Zone makes the case that the “chalkiness” of this year’s NCAA Tournament is a good thing for college basketball.