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A five‑star rating, impressive shooting numbers and a familial legacy have propelled Kager Knueppel to a verbal commitment with Duke, marking the first 2027 recruit to pledge for the Blue Devils.
Coming off a national title game appearance, the Hurricanes return a potent mix of talent on both sides of the ball, aiming to capture the ACC crown and break into the top tier of the country.
Duke’s recruitment strategy targets top AAU talent, with commitments and high‑profile pursuits shaping the next two classes.
A 7'1" recruit with guard skills, a 6'8" wing bound for UCLA, and a re‑classified No. 1 prospect illustrate how young talent is redefining the college game and its financial dynamics.
Freshman forward Trevor Manhertz reflects on his transition to Indiana basketball, the mentorship he receives, and his upcoming participation in the FISU America Games in Peru.
Duke University's football program entered the 2026 season with a cloud of uncertainty after the departure of quarterback Darian Mensah, who had guided the Blue Devils to an ACC Championship the previous year. The legal dispute over his transfer to Miami and a $7.5 million NIL agreement left the school scrambling to fill the void. Enter Walker Eget, a graduate transfer from San Jose State, whose strong arm and recent performances have sparked cautious optimism as the team looks to maintain its recent momentum.
At 17, Duke’s newest freshman Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje joins a growing list of elite international recruits opting for a two‑year college stint before the NBA, while UCLA’s Nikola Kusturica and Texas’ Marcus Spears Jr. follow suit, reshaping the talent pipeline.
Hunter Kaliser, a lifelong resident of Wellington, Florida, is gaining hands‑on experience as a volunteer manager for the University of Central Florida’s men’s basketball program while pursuing his degree.
The University of Illinois will test its mettle against some of the nation's top programs in the upcoming 2026‑27 season, featuring games against UConn, Duke, Missouri and Penn, each carrying significant implications for the Illini's NCAA tournament aspirations.
An overview of Duke’s four‑year resurgence, key coaches, returning stars and the challenges that lie ahead as the program seeks to become a consistent contender.
Duke’s coaching staff used the Nike EYBL Session IV in Las Vegas to evaluate future recruits, witnessing a close game between Team Herro and AB Elite and assessing the performances of Kager Knueppel and Beckham Black.
Michigan State will open its exhibition schedule against Marquette on Oct. 25 at Fiserv Forum, a venue that also hosts a later game for the Golden Eagles, while a slate of games against Arkansas, Tennessee, Gonzaga and Duke promises a demanding road ahead.
The Spartans will open the 2026‑27 preseason with a home‑and‑home series against Marquette, then travel to face Duke, Arkansas, Gonzaga, UConn and Tennessee, while key players Jeremy Fears Jr. and Anton Bonke look to build on a 27‑8 season.
UCLA's latest commitment adds a high‑profile international talent, raising questions about chemistry, adaptation and the program's longer‑term vision.
Maliq Brown, a Duke standout, credits his high school football experience for shaping his defensive instincts, a trait that earned him ACC Defensive Player of the Year and a two‑way contract with the Spurs.
Nikola Kusturica, a 17‑year‑old Serbian forward who dazzled at the FIBA U17 World Cup, has signed with UCLA, joining a growing pipeline of global talent in Westwood.
Duke University's men's basketball program is set to field a versatile lineup featuring a Wisconsin transfer, a defensive standout projected as a first‑round NBA pick, and a teenage MVP from the FIBA U17 World Cup.
Brian Scalabrine reflects on Cooper Flagg’s work ethic, passing brilliance and fundamentals, predicting a bright future after the ACC Male Athlete of the Year honor.
A look at the 19 newcomers expected to shape Duke football's outlook for the 2026 season, highlighting key contributors and the program's ambitions.
Indiana University's men's basketball program enters a season marked by high expectations, new acquisitions and a schedule designed to test its mettle before conference play.
Indiana University has confirmed a December 18 home game against Missouri, completing a demanding non‑conference schedule that also features Syracuse, Kentucky and an exhibition versus North Carolina. The upcoming season brings a deep transfer class and four freshman phenoms, aiming to rebound from a missed NCAA Tournament appearance.
Monique Currie’s induction into the Washington Mystics Hall of Fame celebrates a career that spanned nine seasons, a championship legacy, and lasting influence on the franchise and its community.
For much of the past decade, Clemson's dominance in the ACC has been defined by Dabo Swinney's leadership, but the rise of NIL and the transfer portal is reshaping the conference's power structure.
Freshman star Cameron Boozer led Duke to a perfect ACC campaign, captured the McKevlin Award with a record number of votes, and set the stage for an anticipated NBA future.