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Jahlil Okafor is back from Japan and looking for another NBA shot… and I’m seriously supposed to believe some playoff teams have backup bigs better than him? C’mon man, I’m not buying that!😭

Zion Williamson (2018) turned a regular practice into pure spectacle. Jumping effortlessly from the free-throw line at 6’6 and 285 pounds, he moved like physics had forgotten him. Teammates jaws dropped in awe and the dunk became an instant viral hit.

Former Duke star Jahlil Okafor is averaging 15.8 points and 8 rebounds with Levanga Hokkaido in the Japanese B.League. 🎥レバンガ北海道

I’m still buying Darren Harris stock. He had some chances at Duke, but when you’re competing for minutes there, you have to produce. Just didn’t do enough to lock down a role to get consistent minutes. Hope he can unlock his game at Indiana!

Zion Williamson committing to Duke was one of the biggest recruiting shocks I can remember, yet easily one of the most euphoric moments I’ve experienced as a Duke fan.

Zeke Battier, a 6’7 wing in the 2027 class, continues to trend up. He shows a high-level feel, instinctive reads as a shooter, driver, and passer, and a willingness to impact off the ball. You can see his father’s DNA in his awareness and competitiveness.

Can’t wait to see Darren Harris step up like Grayson Allen did late in the season, get more burn, respond on the court, and become a player the team can’t run without. 🙏

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Kyrie Irving started as a 5-foot-7, 130-pound freshman, far from anyone’s idea of a future star. Four years later, he was the No. 2 player in the country, headed to Duke, and soon after became the No. 1 pick in the 2011 NBA Draft. 🔥

AJ Griffin after Duke had the potential for a long career in the NBA with that jumper. 2 seasons later, he retires from the league for full-time ministry. Not a normal bball story, but a man boldly choosing purpose, faith, and conviction over everything.

Kon Knueppel thought a Division 3 offer was probably his ceiling entering high school. Four years later he went to Duke, went #4 overall in the NBA Draft, runner-up ROTY, and now a rising NBA star. He had no idea how good he was about to become.

Every year on the roster, there is one player you just can’t stop thinking about. For me this season, it’s Cam Williams. What do we really have here? 🎥Duke Men’s Basketball

Have you noticed how the Duke coaching staff waits for the team before entering the locker room? Just a quiet reminder that no one walks in alone and everyone goes in together. Beautiful to see. 🎥Duke Men’s Basketball

One of the offseason’s most underrated moves? Duke adding Evan Bradds. NBA-tested and player-proven, he brings sharper spacing, quicker reads, and smarter shots. After developing young pros, Duke just leveled up. 🎥Duke Men’s Basketball

They call him Coach now, but that night he was Jon Scheyer, and he showed Steph Curry what a certified bucket really looks like. ACC Digital Network

I still can’t fully process Justise Winslow after Duke. Top-10 pick with INSANE versatility and genuinely felt like a guy who’d be around forever doing winning stuff. 8-year career is still impressive, but out of the league at 30? The NBA is brutal….😵‍💫

What stands out most about Marcus Spears Jr. isn’t the No. 1 ranking. It’s his motor for me. He plays like someone still trying to earn respect, not someone sitting at the top of the class. I can see why Coach Scheyer is keeping a close eye on him.

Make no mistake, Darren Harris is a very talented player. Yes, the season didn’t fully click for him, but the flashes were real and proved he can score in bunches. His ability and skills are clearly there and worth believing in moving forward.

Zeke Battier, a 6’7 wing in the 2027 class, continues to trend up. He shows a high-level feel, instinctive reads as a shooter, driver, and passer, and a willingness to impact off the ball. You can see his father’s DNA in his awareness and competitiveness.

Larry Johnson said he blames himself for UNLV’s FF loss to Duke. “Being the #1 player in college that year..I lost the game. I didn’t play hard. I was out there lollygagging on 70-80%.” Meanwhile, Duke fans saw one of greatest wins in program history. ALL THE SMOKE

Duke trailed Maryland by 22 in the (2001) Final Four, getting blasted on national TV. Coach K called timeout, told them to let it fly and have fun, and what followed was a furious comeback that Battier says is when they became a team of destiny.

If he’s a Knueppel, the jumper’s lethal, the IQ’s high, and his feel for the game is off the charts. Meet 6’6 Kinston Knueppel, class of 2028. Can’t wait to see the player he becomes by the time he’s a senior. Fresh Coast Hoops

I’m getting louder on Kager Knueppel because his size, skill, and athletic growth are starting to really jump off the screen. Every time I watch the Knueppel tapes, I come away thinking the same thing…they are just bball players in the purest sense.

The motorcycle accident changed his NBA story. It shouldn’t, however, ERASE his Duke story. His college career belongs in the conversation with the greatest guards/players in NCAA history. Period. 🎥 Bearded Blue Devil

McDonald’s AA’s Cameron Williams and Deron Rippey Jr. lead the next wave of elite talent heading to Durham. You can already feel their quiet confidence, their belief. Another group ready to carry the high standards at Duke.🔥 Richard Obert

Coach K shouted, “Hey, 42, that was a dirty foul!” (directed at UNC player Scott Williams) Dean Smith responded, “Don’t talk to my player!” Coach K retorted, “Hey, Dean, f*ck you!”

24 PTS. 17 REB. 8 OREB. G League or not, pause and really look at that stat line. 👀 Khaman Maluach is coming and the Phoenix Suns might have a Marvel in the making.

Luol Deng was the No. 2 recruit behind LeBron James and the only scholarship player Duke signed that year, and it still led to a Final Four run. Was that one season at Duke one of the most underrated impacts we’ve seen from a freshman? 😈