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Duke forward Cameron Boozer, projected as a first‑round pick, is set to enter the NBA Draft while his peers — sons of Kobe Bryant, Steph Curry and others — seek to outshine their fathers’ legacies.
Isaiah Evans, a two‑time Gatorade Player of the Year and Duke alumnus, is weeks away from the NBA Draft. His mother, Marieke Lemon, has been a constant source of support, and together they have turned a personal passion into a collaborative venture.
On December 21, 2026, Duke and Michigan will meet in a first‑ever basketball game at loanDepot Park, a venue built for many sports and now at the center of a high‑profile broadcast deal.
Jalen Brown becomes the first top‑100 Wisconsin recruit to commit to the Badgers since 2015, sparking a new recruiting push
The 2026 Union II midfield sees a dramatic age shift, with academy graduates stepping into larger roles and several earning MLS minutes.
From Bobby Hurley's daring drives to Tyus Jones's clinical decision‑making, Duke's point guard lineage continues to shape basketball history and future NBA strategies.
Duke's 2026 class, ranked No. 1 for the third straight year, features three five‑star prospects and a standout international recruit whose versatile skill set could reshape the program.
The latest NBA alumni earnings report shows Kentucky at the summit, with Michigan State eighth and the Big Ten’s other members scattered lower in the rankings.
Returning starters, a top‑ranked rebounding unit and key perimeter shooters set the stage for a championship run, though improving outside shooting remains the critical challenge.
Hudson Ingalsbe, a 4‑star recruit ranked 425th overall and 42nd among offensive tackles, chose the Tar Heels over a slate of powerhouse programs, adding depth to a class that already features cornerback Trey Johnson and quarterback Noah Spinks.
Leading sports medicine specialists gathered in Los Angeles to discuss emergency action plans, injury prevention, and tailored approaches for female athletes, while examining the growing influence of NIL opportunities on youth sports.
Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, physicians, trainers and researchers convened in Los Angeles to discuss emergency response, injury prevention, women’s health and the impact of name, image and likeness opportunities on young athletes.
A look at how the 6‑foot‑10 stretch‑five is shaping his second‑year expectations at Duke, from humility to conditioning goals.
Duke aims for its sixth national championship, led by a balanced roster that mixes returning starters, impact transfers and a No. 1 recruiting class, while facing a schedule stacked with Final Four opponents and a strong ACC.
Duke announced its 2026 women's soccer slate, featuring road matches against powerhouse Southern California and UCLA, home games versus FIU and Rhode Island, and a lineup stacked with returning starters and high‑profile transfers.
The Cavaliers return every key player from last season, bolstered by frontcourt talent and a data‑driven coach, but face a demanding slate that tests their backcourt inexperience.
Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje, a 17‑year‑old seven‑foot forward, pledged to Duke University, bringing a rare blend of size, skill and international pedigree that has scouts already projecting a top‑ranked future.
As of June 10, Duke’s 2027 football recruiting class sits at No. 28 nationally, anchored by King Kalama’s December 2025 pledge and a quartet of recent additions.
Duke's offseason moves, highlighted by the arrival of John Blackwell and Drew Scharnowski, position the Blue Devils as a leading contender for the upcoming season.
Coach Brad Underwood prioritizes talent retention and high‑school recruiting, signing Lincoln Williams and adding Quentin Coleman and Zavier Zens to a class ranked among the nation's best.
Duke is banking on a strong transfer class to restore its championship pedigree.
Freshman tight end Sam Hamilton signs with West Virginia University, drawing praise from coaches Neal Brown and Michael Nysewander after a standout high school career.
Duke's basketball program continues its recruiting dominance, landing a class that includes multiple five‑star players and a Canadian standout who may defer enrollment for international competition.
Coach Jon Scheyer is reshaping Duke's lineup through careful portal moves, prioritizing role fit and continuity while integrating top recruits and experienced transfers.