Paolo Banchero explains why he chose Duke men's basketball in an interview with ESPN
By Cameron DeChurch | August 23, 2020Banchero gave insight into why he decided on Durham as his college destination.
Banchero gave insight into why he decided on Durham as his college destination.
Several former Blue Devils have already found themselves in the spotlight during the NBA playoffs.
Banchero is the No. 3 overall recruit in the Class of 2021 and the top-ranked center according to ESPN.
Duke boasts the No. 3 recruiting class in the nation and is the only team with four 5-star recruits. This places the 4-star Brakefield at a clear disadvantage, but not one he can’t overcome.
Duke announced Monday morning that Wendell Moore Jr. was one of 11 student-athletes selected to make up the brand-new NABC Player Development Coalition.
The athletic power forward will be a spark for Duke all year.
For decades, college athletes have struggled to get their voices heard. While that issue is still far from resolved, Monday morning's announcement is a step in the right direction.
Of the 17 remaining NBA teams, eight have a former Duke player on the active roster, including some championship favorites.
The storylines have emerged after a week in Disney World.
Former Duke star Grant Hill has always been attracted to inspirational sports stories. So when director Mary Mazzio approached him about getting involved in her newest project, his eyes lit up.
Tapé, a Columbia product, represents the first graduate transfer head coach Mike Krzyzewski has welcomed to Durham.
Duke has a noticeable presence in Disney World, as nine teams in the bubble have at least one former Blue Devil on the active roster.
White spoke on a number of topics, including his decision to sign with the United, his involvement in Black Lives Matter protests in Durham and his long-term basketball goals.
White may not be an NBA prospect, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a future in professional basketball.
The No. 2 overall prospect in the Class of 2021 is Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski's earliest-ever offer, with Coach K referring to the 6-foot-9 forward as the "perfect recruit."
From the arrival of Stanley on Duke’s campus, there have been comparisons between him and Williamson’s athleticism.
Williams will be tasked with developing into the next standout Blue Devil center.
Tre or Tyus? Both Jones brothers had a knack for the big game and showed tremendous leadership from the point guard position.
Jeremy Roach's tremendous athleticism and basketball IQ make him the likely successor to Tre Jones at the point guard role.
Based on his impressive dunk, Stanley has still got it.