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The injury to forward Donnie Freeman forces St. John's to tumble in the latest CBS Sports Top 25, while programs such as Florida, Duke, Illinois and UConn hold their spots amid a flurry of portal movement.
As the 2026‑27 college basketball season approaches, Duke and Louisville sit atop the ACC rankings, each showcasing distinct roster‑building strategies that could shape the conference’s narrative.
Duke enters the season with a deep returning core and a highly touted recruiting class, while Louisville leans on a transfer‑laden lineup. Both programs aim to translate their early‑season promise into national contention.
The NCAA's recent "5-for-5" eligibility amendment grants athletes five years to complete five seasons, effectively ending most redshirt scenarios and giving Duke the chance to retain key guards Caleb Foster and John Blackwell for an extra year.
Senior transfer Jacob Theodosiou will join Duke University, contribute to its deep roster, and represent Canada at the upcoming FIBA U23 3x3 Nations League in Chile.
Senior transfer Jacob Theodosiou commits to Duke University, prepares to compete for Canada at the FIBA U23 3x3 Nations League in Chile, and adds depth to a Blue Devils squad projected to rank among the nation’s elite.
Analysts outline the Blue Devils' expected lineup, highlighting Caleb Foster's defensive anchor, John Blackwell's scoring role, Dame Sarr's two‑way potential, the offensive spark of 17‑year‑old Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje, and Patrick Ngongba's return as a key interior presence.
With John Blackwell poised for All‑American honors and a challenging ACC slate, Duke’s championship hopes hinge on navigating a competitive landscape.
Duke has added Washington State to its 2026‑27 non‑conference slate, with the matchup set for November 21 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California. The game represents the first meeting between the two schools and arrives as Duke prepares to build on a historic 2025‑26 season.
Duke’s 2026‑27 non‑conference slate includes a first‑ever meeting with Washington State, set for Nov. 21 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California, alongside contests with Michigan, Michigan State, UConn, Georgia, Illinois, Florida and Gonzaga.
Duke’s men’s basketball program has locked in a new non‑conference opponent for the 2026‑27 season, scheduling a historic first‑ever game against Washington State in Palm Desert, California.
Duke’s men’s basketball team will meet Washington State in a high‑profile Acrisure Series game at Palm Desert’s Acrisure Arena this November, with tickets slated to go on sale this June.
Duke will open its 2026‑27 season on November 21 at Acrisure Arena, facing Washington State in a highly anticipated debut that highlights a loaded roster and a demanding slate of opponents.
Duke will meet Washington State in a high‑profile showcase at Acrisure Arena on November 21, 2026, kicking off a six‑day tournament that features 28 teams across the West Coast.
A look at how LJ Smith’s addition reshapes Ohio State’s outlook and where the Buckeyes sit among the nation’s elite.
Duke's deep roster, anchored by top returners and bolstered by experienced coaching, positions the Blue Devils as contenders for a deep March run.
Duke's latest recruiting class tops the national rankings for the third straight year, bringing a mix of size, skill, and versatility that could reshape the team's rotation.
A deep defensive unit, a top‑ranked recruiting class and a schedule that pits the Blue Devils against elite competition have analysts forecasting Duke as the No. 1 seed in next year’s tournament.
Duke’s head coach Jon Scheyer confirmed the return of key players, including rising star Dame Sarr, who is expected to play a pivotal role in the 2026‑27 season.
CBS Sports' latest bracketology reshuffles the top seeds, elevating Duke to the overall No. 1 seed. The shift reflects a transformative recruiting class and key transfers, while Florida remains a No. 1 seed in the South Region despite losing its overall top position.
An inside look at how Duke's new defensive frontcourt could reshape college basketball.
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'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 Jon Scheyer is reshaping Duke's lineup through careful portal moves, prioritizing role fit and continuity while integrating top recruits and experienced transfers.